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Re: Aero roll over bars

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Subject: Re: Aero roll over bars
From: "J.H. Roulleaux" <Jean.Rouleaux@skynet.be>
Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2000 18:08:58 +0100
Date sent:              Fri, 24 Nov 2000 22:59:31 +0000
To:                     triumphs@autox.team.net
From:                   Will <tr6@mac.com>
Subject:                Aero roll over bars
Send reply to:          Will <tr6@mac.com>


HI All,

I ordered an Aero roll over bar for my TR6 from Moss UK, making it 
clear that I needed a design that does not restrict the seat travel. 
I was told that I needed the wide fitting,  but having offered up the 
part with a seat in place it obviously does prevent the seat from 
going right back. The Moss accessories brochure does say the narrow 
bar restricts seat travel by 2.5", but I wonder if this is a 
misprint? Sounds wrong to me - surely a narrow bar would take up less 
space?

Any one fitted one of these bars and still had the full range of seat 
travel available?

TIA
-- 
William Davies
1975 TR6 PI
Hi William,
I think all bars will reduce seat travel In small cars as the TRs.I got 
an Aleybar in my TR6, the aerodynamic model with rather large 
high back Recaro seats and depending on the recline angle of the 
back the travel is reduced to some amount. Wide bars required in 
racing, for shoulder protection, could allow more travel,but they will 
not allow the installation of the soft top frame nor the errection of 
the top. Unfortunately dealers do not always say the truth when 
selling accessories,or the just don't know. Another point of concern 
is the crossbar what very often prevents the installation of two 
seats in the TR when full seat travel is required. So far I'm almost 
convinced that a wide bar will not fit should you wish to make use 
of the soft top and both seats.
Regards
Jean 

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