Originally Posted by
Goldwing
Good to know that source and reference.
My top is still perfect - well, maybe a little wrinkled like me. The top goes down in May when it comes out of storage and up in Oct/Nov when it goes back in storage. Garaged and covered when not in use. And temperature does not get godawful high like the southeast/west so rear window in low danger of melting out.
When it's not broken, why fix it
Glad it looks nice still.
I have always wondered what the reasoning is behind "storing" it with the top down? Wouldn't that make wrinkles appear as it sits folded an extended period rather than under pressure?
I just recently noticed a couple from Canada (snowbirds) who come down here to Florida in the winter. They have a red Crossfire Roadster in the garage, top seems to always be down and my guess is they leave it here when they leave. Hope I get to see and talk to them sometime to and who knows, maybe they are already familiar with the forum