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Re:To sell, or not to sell 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Wait a min, you want to put apes on a sport bike frame?
 
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Re:To sell, or not to sell 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
OK, just JB.. wrote:
Wait a min, you want to put apes on a sport bike frame?

Not really. I just thought they were the strangest sset of apes I had seen. It would be sacraliguos to put apes on on a CBX 6 cylinder. Note the rolling eyes
 
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Re:To sell, or not to sell 1 Year ago  
Ok thank you! That's what I thought, I have a friend who loves doing dumb sh-t like that. Ever see those pistol bayonets? He's that guy
 
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