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slob
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its all the spray that gets kick up from the rac truck's front wheels. the air flow takes all the crap right over the gaylander on the back of it
ming
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think its the speed at wot they go past tractors at. . .
yella
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think its the speed at wot they go past tractors at. . .
aye, them rac trucks cant half motor on
GRUNT
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Yes on the account that most owners daren't wash them 'cos it takes to long putting the doors back on afterwards.
ming
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I think thats answered your question in a proffessional, prompt and time-honoured fashion
In spite of the fantastic aerodynamic concept
they in fact seem to do so. I at least have the same idea about, that's why I tried to avoid it by putting the sidebars and the 4 mudflaps as extra's but no use, still dirty after one ride in the rain.
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i find it is the weather that does it!
~I havent yet found a cure
~I havent yet found a cure
slob
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i find it is the weather that does it!
~I havent yet found a cure
therapy might help
Or a huge umbrella ?
