Re: SER1 Series One Bumpers
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I have no need of supposition, as these have been thoroughy tested off
road and on. I have found that the blade will deform before the frame horn
which is why I use 3/16 for the body of the bumper. It takes quite an impact
though. You are welcome to test this for yourself if you like. These are much
stronger than the flimsy stock ones which bend in a stiff breeze, but they
still look original. No royalties, I have no affiliation with Marsland or
Richards. Feel free to ask any more quesions you might have. Hope your 80 is
doing well.
-Regards
-Ike
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eva" FAMILY=3D"SANSSERIF" SIZE=3D"2"> I have no need of supposition,=20=
as these have been thoroughy tested off road and on. I have found tha=
t the blade will deform before the frame horn which is why I use 3/16 for th=
e body of the bumper. It takes quite an impact though. You are=
welcome to test this for yourself if you like. These are much strong=
er than the flimsy stock ones which bend in a stiff breeze, but they still l=
ook original. No royalties, I have no affiliation with Ma=
rsland or Richards. Feel free to ask any more quesions you might have=
. Hope your 80 is doing well.<BR>
-Regards<BR>
-Ike</FONT><FONT COLOR=3D"#000000" FACE=3D"Geneva" FAMILY=3D"SANSSERIF" SIZE=
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Re: SER1 Series One Bumpers
Lemurstew 22:57 on 11 Aug 2005
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