Bra????
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Melting Slicks
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From: Port Saint Lucie, Florida
Bra????
Hi
I will be driving once a year from Ga. To NY should l just buy a stretch blk bra or a Speed Lingerie bra used?
Thanks
Alan
I will be driving once a year from Ga. To NY should l just buy a stretch blk bra or a Speed Lingerie bra used?
Thanks
Alan
Last edited by Kingman99; Sep 10, 2014 at 07:15 PM.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Port Saint Lucie, Florida
Stretch Bra?
Hi
I just traded in my 02 and sold my speed Lingerie which l only used twice
The Speed Lingerie l bought on the forum for $175 and sold it for $165 del.
My concern is pebbles on the interstates not bugs.
Stretch is probably the way to go.
Alan
I just traded in my 02 and sold my speed Lingerie which l only used twice
The Speed Lingerie l bought on the forum for $175 and sold it for $165 del.
My concern is pebbles on the interstates not bugs.
Stretch is probably the way to go.
Alan
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: North Carolina
I really like my Colgan bra. Very easy to put on and take off and MUCH cheaper than a Speed Lingerie bra. Unlike the SL bras it only comes in black - although you can choose between what they call a "crushed" finish or faux carbon fiber pattern. I used mine for the 1500 mile round trip to the Museum and back last month and didn't have a bug nor a single rock chip on the front. Obviously a bit more expensive than a stretch bra, but I think both better looking and more effective overall.
You can order direct from here: http://www.colgancustom.com/
You can order direct from here: http://www.colgancustom.com/
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A mile driven is a mile driven on local streets/highways or interstates. Never understood why people feel the need for a bra on a trip and not for daily driving.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Port Saint Lucie, Florida
Around town i am driving around 45 mph and no trucks.
Alan
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I've got it on my car and it's a fantastic product. 10 year warranty and not all that visible. Downside is it was about $950 for the front bumper, partial hood and fenders, and mirrors.
I've got it on my car and it's a fantastic product. 10 year warranty and not all that visible. Downside is it was about $950 for the front bumper, partial hood and fenders, and mirrors.
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From: Goose Creek, SC
A good coat of Rejex will take care of bugs, but I'm like you I worry about paint chips. I just ordered a stretch bra for my C6 from West Coast Corvettes for when I take trips out of town to guard against paint chips on the front. It's easy to put on and take off and it will protect against the small pebbles etc. The stretch bra is cheap insurance and if it stops one chip it's just paid for itself!
Drifting
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From: Newburgh,IN
My beautiful and very protective S-L bra has been collecting dust in storage since I had Xpel film professionally applied last year. Bras especially S-L offer great protection, but the time and effort to maintain and install them is an issue. If you want the ultimate protection and quality design and fit of a bra go with S-L.
