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In Chelyabinsk, bikers closed the motorcycle season: a photo report

In Chelyabinsk, the motorcycle season was closed. Motorcyclists gathered in the parking lot at one of the large shops on the AMZ, from where the column drove through the streets of the city. The participants finished at the Cathedral. After the ride, the bikers went to a party. Guests were waiting for an entertainment program, contests, gifts and new acquaintances.

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In Chelyabinsk, the motorcycle season was closed. Motorcyclists gathered in the parking lot at one of the large shops on the AMZ, from where the column drove through the streets of the city. The participants finished at the Cathedral.

After the ride, the bikers went to a party. Guests were waiting for an entertainment program, contests, gifts and new acquaintances.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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