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Built to Perform All rod racks are constructed from 2 tubular 6000 series aluminum alloy with a 1/8 wall thickness , delivering: Lightweight strength Superior corrosion resistance Long-lasting durability in harsh marine environments Each rack includes protective rubber caps on every holder and an integrated gear/accessory holder for tools, pliers, and tackle
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States Requiring Helmets for Riders Under 18 18 states require helmets for riders 17 and younger: Alaska (also all passengers and permit holders) Arizona Colorado (passengers under 18 too) Hawaii Idaho Indiana Kansas Maine (also first year of licensure and permit holders) Minnesota (also permit holders) Montana New Mexico North Dakota (passengers of covered operators too) Ohio (also first year of licensure) Oklahoma South Dakota Wisconsin (also permit holders) Wyoming States Requiring Helmets for Riders Under 21 Nine states require helmets for riders 20 and younger: Arkansas Connecticut Florida (21+ can ride without helmet if carrying $10,000 medical insurance) Kentucky (also permit holders of any age) Michigan (21+ exempt with insurance + safety course or 2 years experience) Nebraska (21+ exempt after completing MSF eCourse) Pennsylvania (21+ exempt with safety course or 2 years experience) Rhode Island (also first year of licensure and all passengers) South Carolina Texas (21+ exempt with safety course OR medical insurance) Utah Other Age Requirements Delaware: Helmets required for riders under 19, plus the first 2 years after getting your endorsement Missouri: Helmets required for riders under 26, and riders 26+ need to carry proof of financial responsibility States with Insurance or Training Exemptions Five states let riders skip the helmet if they meet specific requirements, but you'll need to carry documentation if you plan to ride without one: Florida Texas Pennsylvania Michigan Nebraska Florida Helmet Law (Exemption) Riders 21 and older can go without a helmet if they carry at least $10,000 in medical insurance coverage for motorcycle injuries

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