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Spokes II: The Graduation (1988)
From bicycles to the world of motorcycles and leather...ten men, hung and well-built, some tall, some smooth, some hairy, but all insatiable...in a wild explosion of sexual orgy...to take and be taken...to obey and serve...one and all...taking it to the max. It's too late to turn back...It's GRADUATION NIGHT!
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From bicycles to the world of motorcycles and leather...ten men, hung and well-built, some tall, some smooth, some hairy, but all insatiable...in a wild explosion of sexual orgy...to take and be taken...to obey and serve...one and all...taking it to the max. It's too late to turn back...It's GRADUATION NIGHT!
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In Theaters:1/1/1988
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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