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I think the gift card is always a safe bet as he can use it for whatever he wants . BUT the idea of going with him and say to him " As a gift the first (as example) $50.00 is on me " . The best part about being there with him is you can see what things he looks at and that can give you ideas for future gifts like birthdays or Xmas .
my wife bought me a gremlin bell. I really don't care for it, but she bought it for me and the bike. It didn't cost alot of money, I tells me she supoorts the bike, its always on the bike and never taken off, and she likes it. It really is the thought, also shows some concern..... but
I really like the idea a a nice sexy phot of yourself and the bike. There really isn't anything more special to a guy than his bike and his chick Throw in a Tshirt if you want to spend more cash. With time there will be a list of things he will want or need
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