CDF brake stopper. New design? Anyone else had one recently?
15 March 2016, 11:36 AM
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Just to finish this off and to be fair to CDF. CDF have been in touch, they're going to update the pictures on the website so they reflect what they actually send, and they've apologised for the delay in the parts arriving. They've employed more people to speed up shipping and bought more CNC machines so hopefully the service will improve in future.
15 March 2016, 12:26 PM
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Just to finish this off and to be fair to CDF. CDF have been in touch, they're going to update the pictures on the website so they reflect what they actually send, and they've apologised for the delay in the parts arriving. They've employed more people to speed up shipping and bought more CNC machines so hopefully the service will improve in future.
15 March 2016, 02:26 PM
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CDF=£60.
Tegiwa=£36.
Tegiwa looks better & appears better engineered.There dosn't appear to be any negative comments & are easy to deal with.........................
why would anyone buy the CDF product?
Tegiwa=£36.
Tegiwa looks better & appears better engineered.There dosn't appear to be any negative comments & are easy to deal with.........................
why would anyone buy the CDF product?
16 March 2016, 08:06 PM
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My mates cdf brake stopper fitted like crap with that other part .ended up just using the plate ..so thats why i went with the tagwia one instead for my newage
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