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Old 09-02-2011, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by mrdragster1970
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It's much easier to take the cute on & off a couple of times a year,
then to scrap your butt off the track when you needed it and didn't have it.

I've also needed mine a couple of times, once when on fire and blowing oil all over at 143 mph,
and once at 170+ when the master cylinder failed.

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That sound like some scary ****.
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What an idiot, I can't believe I spelled chute wrong, DUHHHHHH.

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Originally Posted by mrdragster1970
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What an idiot, I can't believe I spelled chute wrong, DUHHHHHH.

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You missed "scrape" too. Thats what the "edit" button is for.
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whoever is building your cage should easily be able to build you a hidden and removeable mount with no problems.




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