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... and the lack of a white-wall on the left-front wheel turns me off. :wink-new:
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Wow!
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On the plus side it will improve the mileage with less weight.
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And provide excellent flow-through ventilation. Not to mention the chorus of wind-whistling past all those metal reeds. I can almost hear Bach's "Fugue in G Minor" now.
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I would, however, be wary of sudden, hard braking. The chassis could stop but the body keep moving.