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Bad Parts on Ebay
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 5:11 am
by Lamaddict
Just had some more bad parts from Ebay
look at the holes and general shape they are hopelesly bad and even dangerous.
I got them from 'Theesandthose' goes by the name of Saby Sing and you get the parts directly from Indian.

Re: Bad Parts on Ebay
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 8:50 am
by ABC
buy from your local dealer instead .at least you can see what you are buying, it might cost a bit more but you don't end up with a load of crap through your door
Re: Bad Parts on Ebay
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 12:38 pm
by oggy
I also bought of these tossers,chrome cable adjusters.YEA RIGHT NOT EVEN STEEL , ALLY.my plater said MONKEY METAL prob BISMUTH?? as said go local or trusted dealers.
Re: Bad Parts on Ebay
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 5:52 pm
by tha83
ABC wrote:buy from your local dealer instead .at least you can see what you are buying, it might cost a bit more but you don't end up with a load of crap through your door
Here in the states this is sadly not an option for most. I will say that the ebayer name might have been a clue. Sucks you got gipped. Did you neg the seller?
Re: Bad Parts on Ebay
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 8:08 pm
by GPMatt
yes but lets just remined our self..... he who cuts corners and buys cheap s#it - will end up with cheap s#it!
You cant expect a good part for cheap. It doesnt happen nowdays!

Re: Bad Parts on Ebay
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 8:53 pm
by coaster
I've bought a few things off 'These and Those' over the years and tbh I generally find his stuff not too bad concidering the fact that it is cheap. I have had reason to complain though but found him very good at responding and in both cases he refunded (partial because I accepted the lower quality). I would certainly buy stuff off him in future.
From memory I've had:
A chrome plated indian big bore (was £35 but I complained aboiut the bracket being bent and he knocked £10 without any fuss).
A stainless flywheel cowl which was £10 and has been on the scoot for several k miles without issue.
I've just received a headset overhaul kit which was £4.95 and LOOKS ok, (time will tell)
Try sending him a message through ebay, I bet he responds a lot quicker than others, he will want to avoid negative feedback at all costs.
That said, he's selling cheap stuff of unknown origin so maybe buying brake components from him is taking a bit of a risk

Re: Bad Parts on Ebay
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 9:59 pm
by Jet200
I had some crap off them once too nearly 5 years ago and haven't used them since. What annoyed me was that they had to have wrapped it when they posted it and should have noticed the
obvious damage to it but sent it anyway in the hope that I'd say nothing! Miffed still!
