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Old 05-30-23, 05:06 PM
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A Cyclist Formation

This was an attempt at the world's largest cyclist formation in Chile, yesterday !

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It broke apart, probably carbon fiber. What's worse, the fork is bent,
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Must be a citizens' class race pack.
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