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Poll: Which Tube Doors
04-16-2009, 06:51 PM
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No, forget the saddle bags. I'm talking about covers which convert the tubies to half doors. I'm sure you don't plan to keep the tube doors on forever. The covers can be removed with ease. Don't ever have to remove the tube doors. Hows that? That's easier than carring the heavy ass factory door. Something to think about.
04-16-2009, 07:05 PM
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I gotcha ;-), but in my case in need to have both options because it rains here regulary and most of the trails here are muddy and I'm not a fan of mud being flung into my face. Don't get me wrong. The tube doors are sweet, but can be a inconvenince depending on the situation (cold weather, mud, rain)and swaping doors can be a real PITA. To be able to convert my tubies with out removing them IMO is a convenience I'm willing to pay for and say bye bye to heavy factory full doors.
04-16-2009, 07:05 PM
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Those are nice too.... I don't like the curve on the Or-Fabs..... The Warriors kick ass though.... But, I figured the Warrior and the Ranchos are pretty close, so I went with the Ranchos, they look a little meaner.... I like the Ranchos because they're mean looking, and the Olympics because of their simplicity. Total opposites, but both nice. Different ends of the price spectrum too.
04-16-2009, 07:10 PM
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I gotcha ;-), but in my case in need to have both options because it rains here regulary and most of the trails here are muddy and I'm not a fan of mud being flung into my face. Don't get me wrong. The tube doors are sweet, but can be a inconvenince depending on the situation (cold weather, mud, rain)and swaping doors can be a real PITA. To be able to convert my tubies with out removing them IMO is a convenience I'm willing to pay for and say bye bye to heavy factory full doors.
04-16-2009, 07:17 PM
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Ohhhh...I see said the blind man. Once a year door swap. Here in PR it's warm year round and we have a rainy season in the summer(rains more than usual) that's about it, so I'd keep the tubes on always and use the covers when necessary almost on the fly.
In your case I would go with Rancho.
In your case I would go with Rancho.
Last edited by jayrav; 04-17-2009 at 03:40 AM.
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