Breeze-Breaker

[DaveB]

Just fitted new Breeze-Breaker, very impressed with the quality and fit

and what a difference it makes......breeze-free

Dave

[m9fdb]

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i think i am gonna go this route now as well

[Dazza the Stag]

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I think this is a great idea, not only will it keep the breeze down in the front but I wont be able to hear the kids moaning that their cold ! lol

I assume enough air will get to the back seat to allow them to breath ?

Dazza

[DaveB]

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The dog love's it too, she can ride in comfort in the back, no more flappy-ears !!!

[Guest]

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Dazza the Stag wrote:

I think this is a great idea, not only will it keep the breeze down in the front but I wont be able to hear the kids moaning that their cold ! lol

I assume enough air will get to the back seat to allow them to breath ?

Dazza

Probably not but who gives a s # # # Anon.

[milothedog]

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Mines in the post, should be here today or Friday, I saw one on another car and knew that was the one to get , Chris the guy that makes them is very helpful and compared to others I think it's not a bad price.

Ian

[aerosilver]

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Looks great - I'm thinking of ordering one. Just one question - does the mesh obscure the rear viewmirror visibility at all?

Cheers,

Bob.

[catlotion]

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looks great - very nice fit.

so you candrop the tonneau and still get people sitting in the back? does it just hang down or is there a way to roll it up?

[DaveB]

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The tonneau is attached with velcro to the lower edge of the main screen so it can be removed to clear the back seat, as for rear vision, it's much like looking thorugh sunglasses, I don't think it causes any problems and no reflections.

I agree Chris was very helpful.

cheers

Dave

[mad cyclist]

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Martin Stevenson wrote:

Dazza the Stag wrote:

I think this is a great idea, not only will it keep the breeze down in the front but I wont be able to hear the kids moaning that their cold ! lol

I assume enough air will get to the back seat to allow them to breath ?

Dazza

Probably not but who gives a s # # # Anon.

er childline?

[Ian B]

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mad cyclist wrote:

Martin Stevenson wrote:

Dazza the Stag wrote:

I think this is a great idea, not only will it keep the breeze down in the front but I wont be able to hear the kids moaning that their cold ! lol

I assume enough air will get to the back seat to allow them to breath ?

Dazza

Probably not but who gives a s # # # Anon.

er childline?

Nick, they would never get a phone reception under the cover:P

[milothedog]

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DaveB wrote:

Just fitted new Breeze-Breaker, very impressed with the quality and fit

and what a difference it makes......  breeze-free

Dave

Hi Dave got mine today, can you tell me what glue you used to fix the Velcro strips for the seat cover.

Cheers, Ian

[DaveB]

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Hi Ian,

I just used normal Evo-Stik contact adhesive out of a tube, applied to both surfaces, left about 15 mins before sticking together, then left overnight beforefitting the tonneau.

So far they seem very secure,

cheers

Dave

[milothedog]

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Thanks for the info

[Denis]

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Can you put the hood up with the screen in place?

Denis