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Old 11-30-2011, 10:21 PM
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I just bought the extang trifecta. Was about to pull the trigger on the solid fold, but it only has a 3 year warranty. The trifecta is lifetime.

Loving the trifecta. Installs, removes in seconds, very light and it looks good. Half the price of the solid fold with a better warranty.
Old 12-01-2011, 01:15 PM
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I have a LoRider hard top and it looks pretty sharp! I leave it on during the winter in Northern B.C.

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I have a Lo Pro on mine kinda like how it looks.

Old 12-06-2011, 01:13 AM
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I also have the BakFlip and absolutley love it. No issues what-so-ever... The only thing you have to remember is that you have to close the tailgate 1st before you close the Bakflip... otherwise you'll hear a not very nice crunch sound... I did... but I've only done it the one time.
Old 12-11-2011, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by staylo
I have a LoRider hard top and it looks pretty sharp! I leave it on during the winter in Northern B.C.
Is there some reason you wouldn't leave it on in winter?
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he asked how it handles snow load, lotsa snow up here in the winter... guess i coulda said it holds a **** ton of snow... lol

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Bakflip G2 , no real issues , didn't expect water proof so I wasn't disappointed with a few drips . No issues with snow , only thing I've noticed is that some part of the mechanism is nicking the rubber when I fold it up . The shop that I bought it from I'd never do biz with again . I like the RollBak or Bakroll with the tonno look and metal slats .
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i just installed BAK Roll X last week on my new FX4 and winter is coming up so i'll keep you guys posted and we get a lot of snow where i'm [MENTION=35714]...[/MENTION]
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Bakflip G2 going on my truck in 2 weeks. I love the way they look and know a few guys with the bakflips and they all love them
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I Have Bak Flip HD and love it, took a bit to adjust it to keep it sealed but after that its been great cleans up very nice with just soap and water...
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