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Anyone in the Bay Area, California! help!

Posted 2nd December 2008 at 23:46 by Heavy in the streets
Some bum, scraped his bicycle against the right front fender of my poor baby:mad:. It's not too bad, but a few scratches that annoy the living out of me, please anyone who has had work done around here, where should I take my beast.
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