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People who hit animals are just bad driver's. I have driven many miles in outback conditions. You have a big bull bar, all that shows is you need to be protected from your own driving style. If I cannot see a problem I have the ability to not worry. So I can drive the way I like with no intention in actually driving too the conditions. Animals are part of the conditions.
Now that is borderline trolling. Do you really expect not to get negative responses to that comment?Quote:
Originally Posted by boa
Don't come crying to me when you get a bollocking from everyone about it...
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Originally Posted by boa
Sorry, but you have obviously not driven in the outback, at dusk ,early morning, or at night. I stop short of saying your post is rubbish. But only just. Bob
bob backed out, but i'm not.Quote:
Originally Posted by boa
you post is rubbish,
That's very polite guys...:D
I just got my animal/pedestrian/cyclist control device fitted today.
Looks a million bucks too;);););)
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...014/11/330.jpg
Andrew
You forgot daylight Bob. The only animal strike I've had in the Disco was a 5' 'roo (note not wallaby) a bit west of Kununurra at 15.00 hrs at a leisurely 80 kph. There was no hope of missing that kamakazi kanga, regardless of skill level.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10
In my opinion, five posters are just **** factor, it doesn't matter how tuff, tough or strong they are, they're still only bolted to a bit of tin that's going to bend.
I once helped a panel beater mate refit one of those pieces of crud to a Commodore ute after extensive repairs caused entirely by the lack of approach angle, when the car ventured into a table drain. Had the car not been fitted with a bar, or fitted with an approved bar, there would have been no damage.
Looks good Andrew. :BigThumb:
It needs some FYRLYTs mate. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Looks great Andy,
I actually prefer the look of the OL bar to the ARB on mine... looks great!