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Drove it to work yesterday (and today!), and a friend of mine found it in the parking lot and put a picture on my club's FB page accusing it of being a pavement princess. At this point, I'm just happy it got me to work and back!
 
Nice :headbang:

Tell him/her that it can't be a true princess as you took her out in the rain. That's hardcore for mine. Of course, now that I have wipers it's not quite as extreme an outing...
 
Nice :headbang:

Tell him/her that it can't be a true princess as you took her out in the rain. That's hardcore for mine. Of course, now that I have wipers it's not quite as extreme an outing...

I still can't see squat out the rear or side windows though. I'm half tempted to add aftermarket defrosters. A quick Google search turns up FrostFighter as being a good option, but at $80 a pop (and considering the $$$ I just dumped into wheels/tires/steering), that's going to be a tough sell to my wife. The other thing I wanted to implement, and thus far haven't, is a Mojave Heater for the back.
 
I still can't see squat out the rear or side windows though. I'm half tempted to add aftermarket defrosters. A quick Google search turns up FrostFighter as being a good option, but at $80 a pop (and considering the $$$ I just dumped into wheels/tires/steering), that's going to be a tough sell to my wife. The other thing I wanted to implement, and thus far haven't, is a Mojave Heater for the back.

I've got a never installed Heater Craft that is just taking up space as I went a different way. You can have it for $60 plus shipping. No worries if you're not interested.

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Heating-...pcfon=1&gp=1&gclid=CMLHv4OXncgCFdEYHwodnUcNqw
 
Six Gaps Century / Three Gaps Fifty Bike Ride in The Northeast Georgia Mountains. Over 11000 feet of climbing and 6600 feet of climbing, respectively. 3000+ Riders.
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