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Old 28-04-2010
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Thumbs up Anyone use VELCRO ONLY to secure your 501X or 511 body?
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Velcro only, no pins..
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Recently removed the front posts on my 501x cuz they kept coming loose and I didnt want to get a screw in my diffs. So I removed them totally and the front stays on. I only use the rear post as is stays on more securely.
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