Photos | Motorcycle Crew Takes a Break in Front of Store
LeSean McCoy and a group of fellow riders park their motorcycles in front of a store on a sunny day in 2008. The crew's helmets, gloves, and footwear are all on display as they take a break from their journey.
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a group of people on motorcycles are parked in front of a storeChronologically Adjacent
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accessories city vehicle land plant shoe urban road motor jeans transportation mister tire leas hardhat path mister_cartoon sidewalk automobile hat lesean tarmac bus helmet building wheel traffic pants ure glove cartoon spoke mccoy street footwear machine alloy rekognition_c crash outdoor light engine car motorcycle glasses
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