bull bars fitting of
Posted: 31 May 2006, 20:01
can any one tell me how the things fit on please having looked and lined up the brackets i cant see how they go on. i am probably having a thick moment 
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bull bars fitting of
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Posted: 01 Jun 2006, 12:47
A grinder will fit them in the nearest skip very easily.
Posted: 01 Jun 2006, 12:50
Diamond Hell wrote:A grinder will fit them in the nearest skip very easily.
OUCH!
TR
Posted: 01 Jun 2006, 13:11
Couldn't resist.
Posted: 01 Jun 2006, 14:19
Pleased be advised that it is not I that wants them, and they are not for scoobs, who will shortly be adorned with something far more applicable to the mystery machine. 
No the bull bars are for t'other halfs panel van, which I believe is heading for the lowered, bad and mean look!
Must get him his own log in......
Emma
No the bull bars are for t'other halfs panel van, which I believe is heading for the lowered, bad and mean look!
Must get him his own log in......
Emma
Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 07:04
Sorry, I also reckon the skip is a good place 
There is mean and moody and then just dangerous, I'm sure if you want to check the head height of a small child you will get it to line up with the hard steel of your bar.
And yes I know the T25 is kinda hard at the front but let's not make issues worse Don't get me wrong I do think bull bars have there place, it's in the skip.
There is mean and moody and then just dangerous, I'm sure if you want to check the head height of a small child you will get it to line up with the hard steel of your bar.
And yes I know the T25 is kinda hard at the front but let's not make issues worse
Don't get me wrong I do think bull bars have there place, it's in the skip.Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 11:56
Sorry but I share the same views as others who have posted. I'm suprised that they haven't been outlawed all together in this nanny state of ours...just my view though...
Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 14:35
ernie, u get em on yet?
Posted: 02 Jun 2006, 18:33
not yet wookey - will pm you
Ermie
Ermie
Posted: 05 Jun 2006, 08:56
trickydicky wrote:And yes I know the T25 is kinda hard at the front but let's not make issues worse
From my modest knowledge of such things, I understand that the front end of a T25 is better than most. A lot of the more serious pedestrian injuries come from a lower body impact triggering a whiplash effect that in turn leads to the victim's head hitting somewhere around the back of the bonnet. It's a bit like cracking a whip. With a flat-fronted vehicle this does not happen.
I was thinking of fitting a couple of knives to the front of my bicycle, for that bad and mean look. Or should that be sad and mean look?
Isn't this a family forum?
Posted: 05 Jun 2006, 16:03
You fit what you like mate!! free society and all that............
Posted: 05 Jun 2006, 22:30
Yeah, nick what you like, vandalise what you like...
Life's very simple, if you've got the maturity of a two-year-old
Life's very simple, if you've got the maturity of a two-year-old