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Chosen Few Motorcycle Club– Photography by Gold Mustache Photography, Elliot M. Gold 1

Published January 23, 2015 at 516 × 739 in CHOSEN FEW & EAST BAY DRAGONS | AMERICA’S BLACK BIKER SET REVISITED
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