As Huey Lewis sang, "it's hip to be square"As William Burroughs said in Drugstore Cowboy: “This stuff is for squares.”![]()
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As Huey Lewis sang, "it's hip to be square"As William Burroughs said in Drugstore Cowboy: “This stuff is for squares.”![]()
You’re making my point for me.As Huey Lewis sang, "it's hip to be square"
As are you.You’re making my point for me.
Should have gone with one front, and one rear on the opposite side. Rotate them everytime you rotate your wheels. That way you get even wear on your paint.![]()
Solving the mudflaps/no mudflaps debate Solomon style.
Front flaps only.
Yep. my front flaps should be here today or tomorrow. Don't much care about my rear bumper.![]()
Solving the mudflaps/no mudflaps debate Solomon style.
Front flaps only.
I have the short Broflaps and rock crawl. Haven’t torn them up yet. Had the Mabetts before that and my 37’s rubbed them pretty hard.Some like removing the flaps on the trail which is when I think they’re needed the most, given the large amounts gravel that Broncos like to sling. Recommend flexible flaps and not hard plastic ones. I’ve done the Rocky Gap trail (Jeep Trail Rated badge trail) with mine on and no breakage. In my case it was long Bro-Flaps which I own, but there are other good options too.
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