Alessandro's bicycle team website:
http://www.brooklynveloforce.org/index2.htm
Alessandro's motorbike racing blog:
http://2wsp.blogspot.com/
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2 comments:
Have you noticed some of the faces of our friends? Well, when I took I guess that were some 20 laps or more left, not good news for some who have been adjusting their body position their saddles over and over on to minimize the increasing discomfort ....
Have you noticed some of the faces of our friends? Well, when I took I guess that were some 20 laps or more left, not good news for some who have been adjusting their body position their saddles over and over on to minimize the increasing discomfort ....
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