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    Optional tail section for MV Augusta

    Anyone here with an MV that has one on theirs?
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    I like it. Time to get an F4

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    I think they are quite pricey

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    bit on the large side for me, i like a more "aero-dynamic" tail section.
    gone.

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    If ya can't get one hand around both butt cheeks, it's too big.

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    I agree with spank.....

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    Looks like it's held on with a suction-cup??

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    and suction cups need to be moistened first to stick don't they.... I wonder what moistened it then

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Beast
    and suction cups need to be moistened first to stick don't they.... I wonder what moistened it then
    Probably showed it a picture of a Kawasaki, works wonders!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpankMe
    If ya can't get one hand around both butt cheeks, it's too big.
    +1
    does not apply to breasts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAXIMUSDEMERITUS
    Probably showed it a picture of a Kawasaki, works wonders!!
    But that looks like a womans ass..... hahahaha

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    Hmmmm looking from a NON-Pervertal side, imagine scraping her arse meat off the road if a wheelie went wrong!

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    Does my bum look big in this?

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    if she had some gumboots on I would be feeling frisky, but those slippers really kill it for me.


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