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Friday, February 22, 2013

Holiday Customs

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C.Bekkers: I love motorbikes. Since I was a little boy I dragged my dad to shows and collected miniature bikes. When I turned 21 I took lessons and after obtaining my drivers license for motorbikes of all categories (The Netherlands has several rules concerning which bikes you are allowed to ride), I bought myself a '97 ZX7r

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Holiday Customs

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