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Re: Rubber or steel
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Posted by RB Go with the rubber! on March 08, 2000 at 16:36:29 from (63.28.169.131):
In Reply to: Rubber or steel posted by Brian on March 08, 2000 at 15:39:39:
Trust me,you dont want the steel wheels marking up your yard.The wife has been on my rear end for a week after my brother and I rode my F-14 around the yard for about two hours Sunday.Plus some shows wont let you ride the steel wheels for the same reason.And not to mention the sore rearend youll get riding the steels!!
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