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Hmmmm that reminds me..... 2 guys walk into a building......you'd think 1 of them would have seen it!  .
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Wow, that got to hurt. If it was mine I would rebuild it with some 1/4'' DOM tubing so it wont happen again.
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Ya but it might bust something else. The energy absorbed by the bending metal wasn't transfered to the driver. Think "crumple zones"!
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05 Jehm Adventure Buggy 250cc, Torque Spring, 22.5gr Rollers, Modified Roll Cage, K&N, 21x7x10 & 22x11x10 Trac Star Radials, Vapor, Body Panels, 40T Spkt
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2003 Jehm Blazer 125cc, Vapor
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ouch 
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| im4seven wrote: |
| Ya but it might bust something else. The energy absorbed by the bending metal wasn't transfered to the driver. Think "crumple zones"! |
True, I suppose crumple zones are good, but I know with my truck and car they lead to stupidly expensive repairs for very minor bumps.
Makes me want to fab up some sort of bumper myself when I get a buggy.... Maybe something slightly curved to deflect the impact.
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