These are the unbreakable panels that I sell in my store. They held up and still work after 3000 miles. While I guess they could break if something hits them at say 80 mph with a sharp point. I personally didn't have any problems. I have walked and even installed panels on decks before with no issues. There is always an exception to this rule.
Of course I think if it would break a solar panel, it would also shred into teardrop possibly.
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YEs I do ride with Panels Like that
by nawlinsteardrop » Wed Mar 21, 2007 5:56 pm
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Life sometimes throws you a curve ball, be flexible and courageous enough to still knock it out of the park.
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