Bullbars for Foresters
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From: Jeßus on 8 Nov 2009 13:52 In article <rvoJm.53063$ze1.48094(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au>, replytonewsgrouponly(a)aussient.com.au said... <snip> : :Have you tried http://www.ecb.com.au/model/Forester.htm Yep, look at those bars Phil - damned ugly IMO and I'm sure I can do better than that. The nudge bars look okay though. Thanks anyway.
From: Jeßus on 8 Nov 2009 13:58 In article <jllcf59hbbu85sog5a7njtl707n8o6p8cp(a)4ax.com>, dave123 @gmail.com said... : :On Sun, 8 Nov 2009 06:57:41 +1100, Je�us <none(a)all.org> wrote: : :Drove back from Croajingolong today - managed to take out 1 magpie and :1 lizard. A handful of small roos near Cann River were missed plus an :echidna further on was noticed in time..... Wombats in particular are buggers here - they have a habit of shooting straight out at great speed. Those buggers can move a hell of a lot faster than you'd think. I've had a few wallabies slam into the side of my vehicles as well.
From: Jason James on 8 Nov 2009 15:36 "Je�us" <none(a)all.org> wrote in message news:MPG.2561bfea5e4a6e9a989b60(a)news.x-privat.org... > In article <jllcf59hbbu85sog5a7njtl707n8o6p8cp(a)4ax.com>, dave123 > @gmail.com said... > : > :On Sun, 8 Nov 2009 06:57:41 +1100, Je�us <none(a)all.org> wrote: > : > :Drove back from Croajingolong today - managed to take out 1 magpie and > :1 lizard. A handful of small roos near Cann River were missed plus an > :echidna further on was noticed in time..... > > Wombats in particular are buggers here - they have a habit of shooting > straight out at great speed. Those buggers can move a hell of a lot > faster than you'd think. I've had a few wallabies slam into the side of > my vehicles as well. There are many Roos in the NSW central west. It is particularly dangerous when one steps out in front of you while travelling at 110kph on the great western highway. Last one I almost avoided, but caught him on the edge of the nearside front guard. He did a piroette spinning like a top. Dragged him off the road which is something rarely done. With all regard to truckies, it is often the case they plow thru one with their huge bullbars, then keepgoing. Jason
From: Dave on 8 Nov 2009 17:08 On Mon, 9 Nov 2009 05:38:07 +1100, Je�us <none(a)all.org> wrote: >Driving slowly doesnt avoid all strikes, nor is relying on insurance a >convenient solution. It's most often the case of kangaroos running into you (and then, more often than not from the side), rather than the other way around.....
From: Dave on 8 Nov 2009 17:10
On Mon, 9 Nov 2009 05:58:44 +1100, Je�us <none(a)all.org> wrote: >In article <jllcf59hbbu85sog5a7njtl707n8o6p8cp(a)4ax.com>, dave123 >@gmail.com said... >: >:On Sun, 8 Nov 2009 06:57:41 +1100, Je�us <none(a)all.org> wrote: >: >:Drove back from Croajingolong today - managed to take out 1 magpie and >:1 lizard. A handful of small roos near Cann River were missed plus an >:echidna further on was noticed in time..... > >Wombats in particular are buggers here - they have a habit of shooting >straight out at great speed. Those buggers can move a hell of a lot >faster than you'd think. I've had a few wallabies slam into the side of >my vehicles as well. |