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Old 27 March 2009, 16:01   #1
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What a wild day!

Today in The Solent saw squalls of hail stones and bright sun shine but we could have had snow ball fights out there!! Mad day
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Here are another couple of images whilst we were out on tests with two Ribeyes with Armstrong brackets.
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No definitely it was white and hard!!!!
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Here are another couple of images whilst we were out on tests with two Ribeyes with Armstrong brackets.
Did you come to any conclusions about the brackets (running with vs running without)? Or was this the point of the test?


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Did you come to any conclusions about the brackets (running with vs running without)? Or was this the point of the test?


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I was not testing them personally but was supplying the helms during the tests. The overall response I was given was the armstrong brackets improved the experience but the results should be in a RIB international mag within months
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