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Don't be a hater. Not everyone is man enough to ride with apes!
True... a lot of people think dumb looking things are manly. Perhaps the most manly thing one could do would be to ride a bike with apes, gay lights, a backwards ball cap, and jeans two sizes too big so they hang down low enough to show off his Snoopy boxers.
If you *really* just have to put something on your bike to feel manly, I would think one of those little chrome chain steering wheels would be the way to go!
Last edited by MidnitEvil; Sep 8, 2010 at 08:00 PM.
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