Citi Boyz 13: Spring Break Boyz (2000)
18 year-old blonde/blue cutie Kent Hanson might have a thin body structure, but he has a thick dick to make up for it. On the other side of the motel, Gage Powers (dark haired 21/m) hooks up for fun with buddy Jordan Stone (20/m) at Jordan's room. After some sensual foreplay, the boyz get naked and promptly get down to business on each other's hot young cocks. Cute 21 year-old Andrew Blaze can't contain his sex drive, so he takes matters into his own hands and jacks off in the back of his minivan. Kent Hanson is back at it again, but he has a partner this time. While out cruising the streets, he picks up adorable 19 year-old Blake Ashton and invites him back to the motel. 18 year-old, dark haired innocent Eion Reilly peers out of his room, sneaking peeks at handsome, tanned stud Joey Landis, who just happens to be provocatively massaging himself in the motel courtyard.
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18 year-old blonde/blue cutie Kent Hanson might have a thin body structure, but he has a thick dick to make up for it. On the other side of the motel, Gage Powers (dark haired 21/m) hooks up for fun with buddy Jordan Stone (20/m) at Jordan's room. After some sensual foreplay, the boyz get naked and promptly get down to business on each other's hot young cocks. Cute 21 year-old Andrew Blaze can't contain his sex drive, so he takes matters into his own hands and jacks off in the back of his minivan. Kent Hanson is back at it again, but he has a partner this time. While out cruising the streets, he picks up adorable 19 year-old Blake Ashton and invites him back to the motel. 18 year-old, dark haired innocent Eion Reilly peers out of his room, sneaking peeks at handsome, tanned stud Joey Landis, who just happens to be provocatively massaging himself in the motel courtyard.
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In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Citiboyz Video
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