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fekete



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United Kingdom 2007 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 HT Bonatti Grey
I have the momo steering wheel and boss kit. you unscrew the steering wheel of the boss in your landy leaving the boss still attached to the landy. and then you attach the quick release to the boss already attached to the landy and the other end attaches to the steering wheel...really easy you get instructions with it. Thumbs Up
what steering wheel you got ? NEVER TAKE LIFE SERIOUSLY. NOBODY GETS OUT ALIVE ANYWAY
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AndrewS



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Paul_1978 wrote:
Article in this months LRO, gives the clutch claw a better write up than the full pedal cover, as the full pedal cover is heavy Rolling with laughter

Dosent mention that the claw can be cut off and thrown in a hedge, the full pedal cover would be too heavy.

The full write up in LRO is Censored to say the least, stoplock professional gets full marks!

Disklok gets 4/5 as does the original stop lock! Surprised

I should have sent them a pair of our lasses knickers, drape them over the wheel and put more people off nicking it than a bloody stop lock. Confused


As usual LRO are a bunch of tossers then Thumbs Up fair play they are knobs that edit that mag.

oops I think the 10 pints of Dortmunder I just drunk in the Red has loosened my tongue Embarassed 130's have feeling's as well you know Smile
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WarPig



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fekete wrote:
I have the momo steering wheel and boss kit. you unscrew the steering wheel of the boss in your landy leaving the boss still attached to the landy. and then you attach the quick release to the boss already attached to the landy and the other end attaches to the steering wheel...really easy you get instructions with it. Thumbs Up
what steering wheel you got ?


Good question. Its for my 300tdi and Im not sure of the make of wheel (could be Momo?), but heres a photo of the logo on the boss.

Might get a new Momo wheel anyway, or even buy this one from the same seller as the quick release boss http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPORT-STEERING-WHEEL...2a0e6d47ce one?


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fekete



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The quick release will fit Thumbs Up NEVER TAKE LIFE SERIOUSLY. NOBODY GETS OUT ALIVE ANYWAY
Post #64485 21st Mar 2011 8:19am
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WarPig



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Excellent. Thanks mate, gunna order one today. Thumbs Up
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Tazz



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[quote="WarPig"]
fekete wrote:

Good question. Its for my 300tdi and Im not sure of the make of wheel (could be Momo?), but heres a photo of the logo on the boss.

Might get a new Momo wheel anyway, or even buy this one from the same seller as the quick release boss http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPORT-STEERING-WHEEL...2a0e6d47ce one?


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That boss is a Mountney.

tazz
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Tazz



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[quote="WarPig"]
fekete wrote:
Might get a new Momo wheel anyway, or even buy this one from the same seller as the quick release boss http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPORT-STEERING-WHEEL...2a0e6d47ce one?


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I looked at those wheels, but was put off by it being of unnamed manufacturer, but obviously a direct copy of a Momo wheel and sold with a Momo window sticker. I know that the seller is not trying to persuade you it is a genuine Momo, but have to question why he's supplying a Momo window sticker with the wheel!

Tazz
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chiefstoker



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Paul_1978 wrote:
...............

I should have sent them a pair of our lasses knickers, drape them over the wheel and put more people off nicking it than a bloody stop lock. Confused



Wouldnt deter me Thumbs Up Mr. Green 2005 TD5 90 Hard Top

Beer 'n Sex 'n Chips 'n Gravy

Post #66328 5th Apr 2011 11:07pm
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WarPig



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England 1996 Defender 110 300 Tdi USW Bonatti Grey
WarPig wrote:
Good question. Its for my 300tdi and Im not sure of the make of wheel (could be Momo?), but heres a photo of the logo on the boss.

Might get a new Momo wheel anyway

Click image to enlarge


Well the snap off bass doesnt fit my Mountney wheel Sad , but Ive decided to get a new Momo wheel. Just not sure which one to choose, they all look nice. Perhaps the Quarke, or Jet Black?

http://www.momo-uk.co.uk/momo-steering-wheels.htm
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david mitchell



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Any recommendations on what type/brand of motorcycle lock that i can use to protect my spare boost alloy from being stolen?
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jimbob7



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Look for somethin thats Thatcham approved.
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorcycle/locks-chains
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david mitchell



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great site, cheers Bow down
Post #258573 14th Aug 2013 10:26am
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