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⏲ Duration: 3 min 2 sec
✓ Published: 13-Feb-2012
✓ Published: 13-Feb-2012
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Eduardo and company with his faithful diesel, trucked us up some familiar logging roads for fun in the winter sun.Mother nature was the only thing tweeting in these hills.The trails were flowing rapidly like the river below them.More than one rider seemed to mimic the crashing of the rapids on their wet, rooty and rocky descent.
Eduardo and company with his faithful diesel, trucked us up some familiar logging roads for fun in the winter sun.Mother nature was the only thing tweeting in these hills.The trails were flowing rapidly like the river below them.More than one rider seemed to mimic the crashing of the rapids on their wet, rooty and rocky descent.
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