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05-30-2007, 02:10 PM

Bill Valley Bill Valley is offline

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Running boards a useful addition?

Howdy. I am considering adding the brushed aluminum running boards to my ride. I am a mountain biker and have recently purchased a Thule roof rack. So running boards seem useful from that perspective. I am also a detail freak and have found it difficult to wash/dry/polish/wax the roof. Running boards seem useful here too.

Are the running boards wide enough to stand on for these functions? I would like to hear opinions on how you all like your running boards.

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