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07-02-17, 11:52
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They are really useful. I have them on my LRDP truck and at 55 mph you sit out of the wind unless you get between the two aeroscreens, then you know it. I do recommend goggles at all times when out on the road as a passing vehicle could throw up a stone , miss the aeroscreen and take out an eye.
Regards Rick.
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08-02-17, 01:18
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