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blitzcraig

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i've been having some issues with bumble bees around here. man, not much like taking one of those guys to the shield at 70 mph. WHACK :eek:
 

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This guy wins! :rockon:

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Yeah riding in the right place and weather...that could be done in a few hours.
 

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In an effort to push the boundaries of scientific knowledge, I never wash neither my bike nor my car, so I can collect data on which one gets more bug splats. The bike wins, hands down. I wonder what that is? I guess the car is more aerodynamic and must create a larger wind buffer around it that pushes bugs up and over, or something like that.
 

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The wife and I rode 2up down to the beach yesterday. It wasn't bad going to the beach, but coming back...wow. We were coming back during sunset/darkness and riding through the coastal plains of east NC, between all the farmlands, TONS of bug hits. I could barely see out of my helmet by the time we reached the house. Had an issue with a few coming up under the chin bar and residing on the inside of the helmet too, heh heh.
 
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