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Re: Ride Tech C10 Strong Arm Question
Mine came with stickers on them designating the correct way to install them.
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Re: Ride Tech C10 Strong Arm Question
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Thanks for the pics Ken.... I'll look & see if that's how I had them (I can't remember @ the moment).
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