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I don't think it is correct to vandalize a vehicle with a bullbar parked in an urban area. You don't know if they are just visiting from out of town. How abou

I don't think it is correct to vandalize a vehicle with a bullbar parked in an urban area. You don't know if they are just visiting from out of town. How about I vandalize your house because I don't like your ring doorcam. Or vandalize your dog because it barked at me? If I caught someone vandalizing my pride and joy I'd vandalize their face. Excusing vandalism of private property should always be opposed because you don't know what someone will excuse to vandalize your property. It's a very short sighted opinion.

Symbiote 4y ago
If bull-bars are 'needed', the vehicle will already have scratches from off-road driving. In some European cities, some off-road vehicles are already banned from urban areas, or require special permits. Currently I'm only aware of this applying to heavy(ish) commercial vehicles. It's not a given that any vehicle need drive anywhere, at the owner's convenience and society's detriment. You might consider the effect of your vehicle on your family's faces, if you have a moment of inattention while driving near your home.
- mikrotikker 4y ago
  Needed and wanted. I want a full exo cage where the whole vehicle has a roll cage on the outside. Even more crash protection, plus it doubles as a roof rack and deck for taking in whatever wonderful view you just drove to. I'm OK with not having off road vehicles in the city but then I have multiple vehicles so I could dedicate one to going to the city. Where as some people might only be able to have one. But then the only reason I would ever be in a city is to go to a hospital. As my family are not mongoloids milling about in the street I'm sure their faces will be fine.