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The sticker displays three separate images of what appear to be motocross or racing pants, each with distinct designs. The leftmost pair shows a black and white checkered pattern and a red graphic, possibly a skull or logo, near the knee. The middle pair is predominantly dark with some lighter accents, and the rightmost pair also features a mix of dark and light sections with a small red detail. Beneath the pants, there is dark, distressed text; the first part is decipherable as 'MoZ', while the subsequent text is heavily worn and largely illegible. The sticker is applied to a light-colored utility pole set against a background of cobblestone pavement and distant buildings.

21 July 2025
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