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Old 04-08-12, 08:54 PM
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SweetNightmare
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If it's big enough, that's a good bike. I say check it out, and if it's a good fit and you can afford it, go for it! Look for rust and worn out parts, as it's easy to lie on the internet about how old it is.
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