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Business name: Teamworks Karting LimitedFirst name: MichaelSurname: BryantAddress: 202 Fazeley Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom B5 5SEPhone number: 08709003020Email: mbryant@teamworkskarting.comVAT number: GB 245322232CRN: 03822178
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Reviews (24)
17 Jan, 2019
Fits. Works. Strong.
Fits. Works.
24 Jan, 2011
Excellent quality 17" monitors
1 of 1 found this helpful For small monitors, these LGs are cheap and do the job. Plug & play with most OSs and very reliable: a well treated monitor will last for 10 years or more with no dead pixels or noticeable screen burn.
17" 4:3 monitors feel very small by modern standards, but for general applications they still do the job.
23 Jan, 2019
Good stem. Hard to tell whether the anti-shock adds anything, but it probably does..
This is a perfectly good stem, and only 50g or so heavier than a comparable ordinary stem.
It's very hard to tell whether the anti-shock works: by design, it has very limited movement and it's almost impossible to do a fair like-for-like comparison with a solid stem.
I certainly have no complaints: there's no wobble or flex. Looking at the engineering, there must be a degree or two of anti-shock flex in the system: it's so small you can't detect it whilst riding, but if it's there then it must be making a small difference to smoothing out the bumps.
Certainly this is a risk-free upgrade, and I'm not sure how I'll ever know whether the ride has been made smoother but I'm leaving it on my bike as it works fine.