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Location: United KingdomMember since: 07 Apr, 2007

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i***4 (151)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Item as described well packaged. Seamless transaction from ordering to delivery. Many thanks
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good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Thank you for an easy transaction excellent buyer. A+++ Fans4less.co.uk
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Hope to deal with you again. Thank you.
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Prompt payment and great to deal with! Hope to see you back at MYPURECORE!
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Quick response and fast payment. Perfect! THANKS!!

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Reviews (3)

Bike Light Mount Cateye H34 Flex Tight Bracket 22-32mm Black

29 Jul, 2020

Genuine article

Despite the picture used on the advert this is a 100% genuine CatEye light mount at a bargain price. If you have a cateye light it can be a bit of a pain swapping the mount from one bike to another so an extra mont is a good idea. This mount is lock solid on the handle bar’s (if you fit it right) and a lot cheaper than buying two lights

Shimano SRAM Cassette Flywheel Freewheel Lockring Remover / Removal Tool UK

27 Jun, 2018

Splines not tall enough to fit correctly, I had to buy another from Halfords to do the job

Spreader Socket for Spring Strut Clamp 2pc set 6455 VAG VW BMW Citroen Ford 3396

04 Sep, 2019

VW T6 front absorber removal - spreader socket

Does what it says on the tin. Tool worked well on my VW T6, which has the same structure as a T5 I used the small spreader first and then used the larger one which gave a decent gap to remove the shocker. A lot better than hammering a chisel in, and a lot safer.

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