Something that seldom gets mentioned when talking about OEM and Ehsan tops: They don't fold down. If you want topless you have to uninstall them, which isn't that hard but it takes a little time. Plus you'll need somewhere to store all the pieces. That's fine at home, but on a camping/wheeling trip it could mean stashing it in the woods or whatever else to prevent theft or damage etc.
You can just pull the canvas off, but I don't think I will ever wheel my rig with those bows installed, at least not in tight quarters. They're expensive and hard to fabricate and they wouldn't last an hour before getting hopelessly bent and busted.
Sometimes looks ain't everything. . .
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When I get mine, I am taking it to a local shop that makes convertible tops and I am going to see if they can modify it with zippers to make it removable without having to unbolt any bars.
JohnnyC, isn't yours modified something like this?




