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got the warrior going today. got chain rollers , rear brakes and chain all put on and working properly, couple more minor things and it will be rip raring ready to play,, WOOOOOO HOOOOO:biggrin: AND TY FOR THE WELCOMES,, HOPE MAYBE WE CAN FIND EACH OTHER SOMEWHERE, SOMETIME, RIDING THE SAME TRAILS

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