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Old 08-25-2008, 06:46 PM   #1
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I didnt know Snugtops could fly

Ok so I thought i would write this in the car section. On my way to work this morning I was on the free way like normal. I decided to take my truck because me and a friend rode to LA and back on our R6s (total of over 900 miles). So anyway as I was driving i noticed my Snugtop lifting up. Not worrying because this happens a lot, one of the brackets broke. Then all the sudden I look back and my 150 pound, 700$, fiberglass, Snugtop, is in the air about 30 feet!! I was just like "OH SHOOT!" Praise Jesus there was no one behind me. For sure that would have caused some damage and maybe serious injury. Top bad the darn thing is completely ruined now.

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Old 08-25-2008, 06:52 PM   #2
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Ah, yeah. Gotta make sure those brackets are tightened down. I've never had issues with mine, and I really hope it stays that way.

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