SFR Engineering (Stockport)
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Can only re-itterate the above. Shane is a very helpful, friendly guy who knows his stuff, but doesn't charge the earth.
Just had my 30000 mile service done (set price) and brakes checked, rear pads changed & handbrake tension corrected. Absolutely superb service, and price, couldn't be happier.
Just had my 30000 mile service done (set price) and brakes checked, rear pads changed & handbrake tension corrected. Absolutely superb service, and price, couldn't be happier.
lazyitus said:
Good to hear as I'm booked in tomorrow for a service.
Thanks chaps.
aha you are why he can't come to my house to fix sick Griff until next Tuesday.
Met him Tuesday night and he is very nice (ladies note!),
Mind you he tried to flog me new brakes while I was there.
All I want is to be able to start the bloody thing.
May be drive it a little?
do you know how to find his garage? - it is a bit hidden (if you need directions let me know).
Will have to drag him along to the next Manchester run. See how crazy we all are.
Eli

Unfortunately, Shane is internetless at the moment so is unable to contribute. He is, however, attempting to remedy this situation as soon as possible.
Shane has asked me to convey his thanks for all the kind comments about him and his business. He also advises that a number of the photographs used on his site are for advertising purposes only, and are in no way connected to him or his business.
He appologises for any confusion caused and will have the matter remedied as soon as possible........
Shane has asked me to convey his thanks for all the kind comments about him and his business. He also advises that a number of the photographs used on his site are for advertising purposes only, and are in no way connected to him or his business.
He appologises for any confusion caused and will have the matter remedied as soon as possible........
Tell him he can use a pic of mine on his site anytime he wants
.. if he wants a pic of a 6 year old Griff that is
Oh, and can someone tell me what's involved in stiffening up a set of AVOs - I know I asked Shane to set them at their softest setting but in hindsight maybe not the wisest move - it bounces around all over the place
and positively tries to commit 'harrycarry' if I hit a dip at speed (of which there are just a few on my local Pennine roads!).
Can they be manually adjusted or is it an up in the air, wheels off and get "the special tool"... or am I best just waiting until I take it in for it's service in a month or so?
al
>> Edited by burriana500 on Tuesday 25th November 12:30
.. if he wants a pic of a 6 year old Griff that is
Oh, and can someone tell me what's involved in stiffening up a set of AVOs - I know I asked Shane to set them at their softest setting but in hindsight maybe not the wisest move - it bounces around all over the place
and positively tries to commit 'harrycarry' if I hit a dip at speed (of which there are just a few on my local Pennine roads!). Can they be manually adjusted or is it an up in the air, wheels off and get "the special tool"... or am I best just waiting until I take it in for it's service in a month or so?
al
>> Edited by burriana500 on Tuesday 25th November 12:30
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