Hows this for a pipe job

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Hows this for a pipe job

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:shock:
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that is pure crazy!!!! the heat must be nuts on your nuts!!
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they must use asbestos knickers. :lol:
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nice factory work but the bike never really worked as it, too much heat for the carburation :mrgreen:
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