Why you need KOTT grills

[Ex-Rocket]

Not exactly Bob.....
it's a combination of bugs from: Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Californicate, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky & Tennessee to back home in South Carolina........ but it was 6500 miles of SMILES.... :yes:
Dan P
SPYD3R

You should be glad that you didn't go through Arkansas. We have some really big bugs, they are called the Arkansas Swamp bugs. Funny thing they only dive bomb motorcycles.

 

[Bob Denman]

You should be glad that you didn't go through Arkansas. We have some really big bugs, they are called the Arkansas Swamp bugs. Funny thing they only dive bomb motorcycles.

Kind of like this; right? :roflblack:

 

[Fat Baxter]

When I was living in Orlando in the '70s, we had love bug season twice a year. A common accessory on most cars was a rectangular bug screen on elastic cords, that went across the front of the cars. Quite effective at stopping the bulk of bug splatter. Some bug juice still made it through to the bodywork, but it made cleanup much easier.

Something similar might be the ticket for the few times you go cross-country. I can see a little screen that covers the radiator intakes, that hooks around to catch the edges of the bodywork where the front suspension exits the Tupperware. Just the thing for us cheap Charlies who don't want to fork over the cash for a KOTT kit, or don't otherwise travel as extensively as to warrant them.