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North East Moto Cross Challenge 2008

Bike Riders taking part in the "North East Moto Cross Challenge 2008" organized at the Assam Engineering Institute Field, Chandmari in Guwahati on 22-06-08.

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Is it possible to get all the photographs of the event. Is there any video?????? Anand
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