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damn one-arm bikers...they think they're so cool. haha.....
nice ride, man. way to make it happen!
grimm
(and before any of you rip me, please note the sarcasm and see my gallery for my true opinion on guys with one arm)
Absolutely no offense taken what-so-ever grimm. In fact, I enjoy a good ribbing. In the American Legion Riders my nickname is "Lefty". The most common question is "Did that bike cost you an arm and a leg??" Two years ago a bunch of us went on a Memorial Run (see my Album) to pay tribute to those who have gone before us. Check out the attached picture. Look real close to see the guy standing behind me.
By the way... we ARE cool! :-)
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