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AGV now accepting racer resumes for 2010

September 11, 2009

AGV Sport apparel is now accepting rider resumes for the 2010 season!

Motonation, the USA license holder of AGV Sport apparel, is now accepting resumes for rider support for the 2010 season.

A limited amount of support is available. Interested riders should send their resumes to:

If sending via mail:

Motonation

C/O AGV Sport rider support

1100 North Magnolia Ave., ste A

El Cajon CA 92020

If sending via fax: 1-619-401-4108

If sending via Email: jojo@motonation.com

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