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AndyC



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npinks wrote:
An even bigger hazard to your wallet is trying to open the snowroof, which I nearly did today reaching for my snowglasses


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Post #83089 5th Dec 2010 12:59 pm
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nicam



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shilen wrote:
same can be said for tail-lights, i was following a car last night with what I thought was no lights on until I got close and noticed it was the amount of snow / frost stuck to them! At the end of the day if I went into the back of him it would be my fault as I wouldnt be able to prove his lights were obscured at the time.


And, of course these fancy LED lights which are all the rage don`t give off enough heat to melt the snow off the lenses like a conventional filament bulb does!! Don`t drive faster than your angel can fly!

Post #84116 13th Dec 2010 4:52 pm
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npinks



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i don't think xenon headlight give of heat either do they? even though i can't see a little 501 bulb giving off enough heat to melt anything on the lense Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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