Stainless Fixings & Fasteners

[Steptoe]

FFS - i received a PM asking for help sending instructions ( the first PM i never received ), but the pm didn't contain any address where to send it to .

Also, at the moment i don't have any kits in stock to sell - which also means i don't have any instructions to hand, i'm a one man band who has a broom stuck up his arse as i work, who has to send the post, collect parcels, pick up parts, send parts, service bikes, repair bikes, answer the phone, do the shopping, sort out a teenager, get some new stainless kits in and bag up each tiny individual nut, bolt, washer, chase up any number of other things, do the paper work that every self employed man/business has to do.
And have a life.
I'm also considering just sending out the kits in one big bag ( it takes so long to sort into kits, that it's uneconomic) , and letting people use their common sense to fit ---- i.e. remove a bolt , and find a matching bolt from the bag to replace it with, it's not rocket science .

Onahi2002, has had a kit, perhaps he could offer to send the instructions.

 

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Onahi2002, has had a kit, perhaps he could offer to send the instructions

 

[Steptoe]

Perhaps I need to stick them up my arse as Cullen suggested & go buy a new set with instructions.

Go and buy a set £160plus - i charge £34 for the same kit ( minus sump plugs)


Onahi2002 , you read my mind Thanks for the offering the instruction -

Doesn't matter which brakes are fitted -the instructions are the same for both types, it's just the bolts that are different, but they both fit in the same place .

 

[Cookson]

and letting people use their common sense to fit ---- i.e. remove a bolt , and find a matching bolt from the bag to replace it with, it's not rocket science .

Tried that, fitted bolts to the front engine cover, but 2 short ? had the bolts out of the plastic head covers, the only bolts that were the same thread were too long, so instead of keep shuffling bolts/ bags around I thougt it might be easier if I knew were or what I was supposed to be replacing ie. engine or cycle parts or both.

Steptoe, the PM I sent you had my name,address & postcode, also I offered to send you an SAE so that you were'nt out of pocket also in the PM I asked if you had a catalogue of parts you might do & again offered to send a large SAE, so that in return for your help I would have purchased other parts from you as & when I needed them.

Also, at the moment i don't have any kits in stock to sell - which also means i don't have any instructions to hand,

Why did'nt you say.

Go and buy a set £160plus - i charge £34 for the same kit

Did I say anything about buying a set from anyone else.

Now go get back to your broom, you ain't got time to be playing on here.



Onahi2002, PM sent & thankyou.

 

[Steptoe]

I don't have time to read

 

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Tony,
PM sent, your instructions will be in the post (first class) first thing monday morning
regards nige

 

[gypsy]

Well have you got any more sets sorted or have you been sat on your arse all day?
95 1100gs

 

[Cookson]

Well have you got any more sets sorted or have you been sat on your arse all day?

Can't do that because there's a broom jammed in there somewhere.

 

[ianboydsnr]

i'm a one man band who has a broom stuck up his arse


Ugg, i was eating my tea, when i read this, not a nice thought

 

[Cookson]

Onahi2002, Instructions received, top man, go to the top of the class.

 

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Always glad to help, anyone