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26 Mar, 2019
Nice looking, easy to assemble, wishing well planter.
1 of 1 found this helpful This came in a box 45 x 14 x 71 (cm). The well needs to be assembled. The box contains assembly instructions with pictures (see attached photos), the wooden parts and several small number labeled plastic bags containing the different screws and nuts that are needed for each part of the assembly. It can be assembled by one person but it is considerably easier if there is a second person holding some of the parts together while the first person puts the screws in place. All the screwing can be done by hand, the wood is very soft, so no power tools are required for assembly. There were enough screws to do the job properly (and a few spare ones). Assembly by two people should take around 1h.
It is supposed to be weatherproof coated but I'd definitely consider applying one or two layers of extra weatherproof coating or wood varnish. The finished planter does look pretty good.
18 Jun, 2019
Good alternative to OEM rotors.
I fitted these (Left and Right) to replace the original rotors on my 2006 CBF1000A. The bike has 205000kms and both original front rotors were just below the min margin. I chose the EBC rotors as they were cheaper than the Honda OEM ones.
Replacement was very easy and straight forward. I obviously fitted new EBC pads and followed the recommended by EBC bed in procedure. So far I've done around 1500kms with the new rotors, everything seems fine, stopping power seems to be the same as with the OEM rotors. I don't ride aggressively so I can't comment on continuous hard use (overheating) performance.