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INGWR on
It’s never really just gravel on the coast – most of the oceanside trails are an amalgam of sand pits, Jeep track, grass paths, horse trails, rooty wooded areas, dirt paths, or whatever.
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Stunning ride 🤩
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Someday…I will own and ride an Aspero. Someday. Great looking color!
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It’s never really just gravel on the coast – most of the oceanside trails are an amalgam of sand pits, Jeep track, grass paths, horse trails, rooty wooded areas, dirt paths, or whatever.
Stunning ride 🤩
Someday…I will own and ride an Aspero. Someday. Great looking color!