Roll bar/roll cage pic thread.
Originally Posted by STAIN,Nov 30 2009, 03:11 AM
Could someone suggest which bar would suit my needs, I want to be able to keep the soft top and be able to go top down, keep the stock roll hoops, I want to use a harness on a oem seat? spoon roll cage?
Originally Posted by STAIN,Nov 30 2009, 04:11 AM
Could someone suggest which bar would suit my needs, I want to be able to keep the soft top and be able to go top down, keep the stock roll hoops, I want to use a harness on a oem seat? spoon roll cage?
the stock 3 point would be safer on stock seats then harnesses.
i have a question for you guys
i know the stock roll hoops aren't regarded as adequate protection, but why is that exactly? i've heard that it's because with your helmet on, the hoops don't run high enough to cover your head. is there anything other than that?
i know the stock roll hoops aren't regarded as adequate protection, but why is that exactly? i've heard that it's because with your helmet on, the hoops don't run high enough to cover your head. is there anything other than that?
Originally Posted by RabidRat,Dec 13 2009, 05:19 AM
i have a question for you guys
i know the stock roll hoops aren't regarded as adequate protection, but why is that exactly? i've heard that it's because with your helmet on, the hoops don't run high enough to cover your head. is there anything other than that?
i know the stock roll hoops aren't regarded as adequate protection, but why is that exactly? i've heard that it's because with your helmet on, the hoops don't run high enough to cover your head. is there anything other than that?
Originally Posted by RabidRat,Dec 13 2009, 05:19 AM
i have a question for you guys
i know the stock roll hoops aren't regarded as adequate protection, but why is that exactly? i've heard that it's because with your helmet on, the hoops don't run high enough to cover your head. is there anything other than that?
i know the stock roll hoops aren't regarded as adequate protection, but why is that exactly? i've heard that it's because with your helmet on, the hoops don't run high enough to cover your head. is there anything other than that?




