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Not to mention it has a full time paddle tire on it. I'd be leery about buying a bike the even came with an extra paddle tire.
God only knows just how much sand has been sucked into that motor and bearings. Mud and sand, the two quickest ways to destroy a bike.
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I’ll take a bike that’s been buried under a mound of dirt than a bike ridden in the dunes any day.
Sand just gets everywhere.
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If you're not mixing gas, you're not haulin ass.
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Squirrelings wrote:"Never been in dirt."
dimetime wrote:Ha! So damn true. It's a bonus.
TrailDigger wrote:I’ll take a bike that’s been buried under a mound of dirt than a bike ridden in the dunes any day.
Sand just gets everywhere. ...more
Amen brother.
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