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the-absolute-funniest-posts: The Anatomical Heart Necklace is back in stock at Wicked Clothes! This anatomical heart necklace is so realistic that you’ll almost swear you feel it beating. Even better, this heart can be opened up for a closer look. It seals again with a magnetic clasp. You lovely people can use coupon code ‘1000NOTES’ for an EXTRA 10% off your ENTIRE order! Hurry and order now!
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the-absolute-funniest-posts: The Anatomical Heart Necklace is back in stock at Wicked Clothes! This anatomical heart necklace is so realistic that you’ll almost swear you feel it beating. Even better, this heart can be opened up for a closer look. It seals again with a magnetic clasp. You lovely people can use coupon code ‘1000NOTES’ for an EXTRA 10% off your ENTIRE order! Hurry and order now!
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the-absolute-funniest-posts:

The Anatomical Heart Necklace is back in stock at Wicked Clothes!

This anatomical heart necklace is so realistic that you’ll almost swear you feel it beating. Even better, this heart can be opened up for a closer look. It seals again with a magnetic clasp. You lovely people can use coupon code ‘1000NOTES’ for an EXTRA 10% off your ENTIRE order!

Hurry and order now!

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garageprojectmotorcycles: A 1978 GS1000 is given a new life by James. “The Suzuki GS1000 was first made famous by Wes Cooley in the late 70’s superbike races. It’s garage built with a list of upgrades I’ve done over the last two years. It has… 1995 GSXR-750 wheels and brakes 1986 GSXR-750 forks 14-49 sprocket set for a 1992 GSXR-750 Triple tree and ignition off a 1988 GSX600f ACCEL Coils and plug wires Handmade seat 13.5 inch shocks for a cb900 GSXR foot pegs Superbike bars Drilled sprocket cover Custom page job using house of kolor paint. It survived a bad wreck I had a year ago, I’ve since then built it up to what it is now.  Thanks!” You can follow “Allenpacino” on instagram where I first saw the pics.
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garageprojectmotorcycles: A 1978 GS1000 is given a new life by James. “The Suzuki GS1000 was first made famous by Wes Cooley in the late 70’s superbike races. It’s garage built with a list of upgrades I’ve done over the last two years. It has… 1995 GSXR-750 wheels and brakes 1986 GSXR-750 forks 14-49 sprocket set for a 1992 GSXR-750 Triple tree and ignition off a 1988 GSX600f ACCEL Coils and plug wires Handmade seat 13.5 inch shocks for a cb900 GSXR foot pegs Superbike bars Drilled sprocket cover Custom page job using house of kolor paint. It survived a bad wreck I had a year ago, I’ve since then built it up to what it is now.  Thanks!” You can follow “Allenpacino” on instagram where I first saw the pics.
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garageprojectmotorcycles: A 1978 GS1000 is given a new life by James. “The Suzuki GS1000 was first made famous by Wes Cooley in the late 70’s superbike races. It’s garage built with a list of upgrades I’ve done over the last two years. It has… 1995 GSXR-750 wheels and brakes 1986 GSXR-750 forks 14-49 sprocket set for a 1992 GSXR-750 Triple tree and ignition off a 1988 GSX600f ACCEL Coils and plug wires Handmade seat 13.5 inch shocks for a cb900 GSXR foot pegs Superbike bars Drilled sprocket cover Custom page job using house of kolor paint. It survived a bad wreck I had a year ago, I’ve since then built it up to what it is now.  Thanks!” You can follow “Allenpacino” on instagram where I first saw the pics.
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garageprojectmotorcycles:

A 1978 GS1000 is given a new life by James.

“The Suzuki GS1000 was first made famous by Wes Cooley in the late 70’s superbike races.

It’s garage built with a list of upgrades I’ve done over the last two years. It has…
  • 1995 GSXR-750 wheels and brakes
  • 1986 GSXR-750 forks
  • 14-49 sprocket set for a 1992 GSXR-750
  • Triple tree and ignition off a 1988 GSX600f
  • ACCEL Coils and plug wires
  • Handmade seat
  • 13.5 inch shocks for a cb900
  • GSXR foot pegs
  • Superbike bars
  • Drilled sprocket cover
  • Custom page job using house of kolor paint.
It survived a bad wreck I had a year ago, I’ve since then built it up to what it is now. 
Thanks!”

You can follow “Allenpacino” on instagram where I first saw the pics.

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