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alanscottj
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Anybody used one of these? Any good?
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Boreham
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Go for the new Oiltek version, far better engineered option, cost is similar.
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jonashford
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get some jockeys brakeshoes & a tino safe hub, much cheaper, less hassle & IMO works better
alanscottj
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Boreham wrote:Go for the new Oiltek version, far better engineered option, cost is similar.
Can't find anything on their website.
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psychedelicropcircle
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Steel bolted to alloy :o I've little confidence in this.
alanscottj
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psychedelicropcircle wrote:Steel bolted to alloy :o I've little confidence in this.
Yeah, I've just been reading someone else's concerns over the pressure exerted on the engine mounts :?:
Lambretta Series 2 Rat - RB260, SuperTourer, Cyclone 5 gearbox ๐Ÿ˜Ž๐Ÿ‘
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