Oppdatert MC side oktober 2023

Jeg har liggende en gammel hjemmeside som bærer tittelen Motoshop-Norway som jeg ikke kommer inn på lenger, husker ikke passordet etc.

Så da fortsetter jeg bloggen min her i stedet.


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