robaw
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Ah! Definitely a bad idea, shouldn't be legal.I meant taking the doors off with toddlers in the back.
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Ah! Definitely a bad idea, shouldn't be legal.I meant taking the doors off with toddlers in the back.
It is in Kentucky and Ohio, anyway. Regardless of legality, I wouldn’t do it if I didn’t think she was safe back there. Keep in mind she’s in a 5-point restraint and her car seat is firmly anchored in place at multiple attachment points. There is no risk of her coming out of there, and we’re on low speed side streets where there are no worries about 60mph rocks or other debris that the doors would protect her from. At the speeds we're going, it's safer than towing her behind my bike in her trailer.Not hating at all, but is that even legal?
Front 2 doors is usually all I take off for a few reasons.
1. I have a 2 year old in the back. Not much air gets to her back there even with my door off (Thanks Jeep!)
2. It would be harder to get in the back of the cargo area.
3. I have a front/back cam so it really doesnt matter (It's recording 24/7).
I use this:What type of cam do you use for the front/back cams and how do you power them? Thx.
these are the very difficult decisions one has to make in a free country : ) the answer goes like this - do you like blonds or brunettes?hey I got a 4 door JK and I’ve only taken the doors off a handful of times. I usually only take the two front doors off. Just wondering if you guys prefer taking them all off over just the two fronts.
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Yes. That was difficult.these are the very difficult decisions one has to make in a free country : ) the answer goes like this - do you like blonds or brunettes?