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I have a side-mounted canopy (Ventus 2). I'm concerned that a gust of
wind could blow it shut when it's in the open position, breaking or damaging the canopy. I could close it every time I walk away for a minute or two, but sooner or later I tend to forget and leave it open. I've thought about several ways to hold it open without undue stress on the hinges or canopy, but I have to assume someone else has probably solved this problem and proved through actual use a simple method what works. I'd like hear from anyone who has come up with a good solution. Thanks, - Frank Allen |
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