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The roads around my house are pretty bumpy. I like the windshields cranked out, but only if stopped or on a nice flat road. Otherwise I worry about damaging something. Wondering how you guys do with yours?

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Around town is great. Highway speeds get a bit breezy, plus I worry that wind forces on the frame and crank mechanism may bend things. Bumpy roads may twist things as well.


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Too much head wind my tape will fold, if window is wide open. It gets HOT in the summer here especially with a COE

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I run mine open a little any time I'm in the truck. If I'm not going fast I'll open it pretty wide. However, the wind noise hurts my hears if I go pretty fast but I "adjust it" to where I can stand it. Wife puts a scarf around her head and with my straw had ton it really don't matter smile

...and yes, as someone mentioned, it will "quaver" some at high speeds.


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Yep, open if it's warm. I have found that running with the windows up and windshield open keeps the temperature down better than with the windown down.


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