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Wild Thang

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I'm new here.. thought I would start somewhere... hope to meet several riding friends!  I'm long and wide but have lots of power! Love to climb and do trails... just looking for some people to go with... I've done a  lot more to my machine since this picture was taken ut looks different already! Lol.   Looking forward to meeting you all ot there...

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