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Keep.

They come in bloody handy and don't look that bad (yes Iain, I know you said the same thing).

But if you don't want them on, keep 'em anyway as I am sure that if someone else breaks one of theirs they would buy one of you.

They are bloody expensive to get through Nissan (and you thought the Powerduct was ridiculous!)

I would say keep 'em on, but it's your choice at the end of the day. I've got mine on my C34 and it does look cleaner with them off but comes in handy on rainy days

If you do take them off, keep them somewhere safe so if you need to put them on again you can

Keep.

They come in bloody handy and don't look that bad (yes Iain, I know you said the same thing).

But if you don't want them on, keep 'em anyway as I am sure that if someone else breaks one of theirs they would buy one of you.

They are bloody expensive to get through Nissan (and you thought the Powerduct was ridiculous!)

since when did Nissan become the volvo/bmw of the car parts world?!

Keep em....my car look crap without them.....break's up the flatness.

That's exactly my thought as well. And they are super practical! I love it when it pisses down and you can still wind the windows down, but not too much as water does get in!

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