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I always thought that overriders were a desirable option from a visual point of view but I noticed on watching the runs up the test hill at Brooklands on Morgan days how many of them wobbled and vibrated noticeably over the concrete surface.
The bracing and the spotlight attachments look very good and nice to know they have solved another problem.
Rob T
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Looks like a win, win with that setup Peter. You brace the flimsily mounted overriders and in so doing provide a braced mount for the spot lamps located each side of grill  That was one of the things that impressed me. The whole setup becomes quite rigid and stable, overriders included. It does require two holes drilled in the overriders but once fitted you are unlikely to want to remove it again.. Very late to this thread but that is an excellent solution. Such as shame that no one is offering something similar in the UK.
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