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If you've actually seen those guards in real live, you'd realise they're not able to stop anything heavier than a bicycle hitting them. The supports are often t
by ferongr 8y ago
If you've actually seen those guards in real live, you'd realise they're not able to stop anything heavier than a bicycle hitting them. The supports are often thin bent sheet steel and the bars themselves soft aluminum extrusions. Enforcements of standards is very lax in most countries.
- thescriptkiddie 8y agoYou're probably confusing the crash bars with similar looking but non-structural aerodynamic fairings, which are much more common in the US. The EU-compliant crash bars are an integral part of the trailer frame, not something bolted on.