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what should i do you guys...should i pick them up and try to sell them for more or just ride with them for a while...but i really want the cross
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what should i do you guys...should i pick them up and try to sell them for more or just ride with them for a while...but i really want the cross
You may want to check this thread out, looks like this guy is selling the same thing, "brand new", for only $300. more?
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