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I just found this site about a week ago. I love it. I purchased my black denim bob last dec, when they were hard to come by.Drove many mile,and lots of hours on phone locating and buying. For the past 10 mos.I have been doing what we do.Pimping it out.....
or a least I thought. I had not seen anybody else's bikes. just none around.until I found this site. I have seen some kick a** bikes. I am amazed at how much the bob owners have in common with style.I cant wait to post pictures, they should be coming in a couple days,still figuring out the whole camera computer thing,,,, old school. and phreak it freaks me out the way you spell to..ha ha
Let me see those bobs..........................Keith
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