A big compliment to ultimasports !
A big compliment to ultimasports !
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lvjost

Original Poster:

183 posts

241 months

Monday 23rd October 2006
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I managed to damage my OZ-Rim by touching a curbstone yesterday...Found a little bump on my rear rim washing my car...so i called Andy (from ultimasports) to ask kow much a new one is. God I expected it to be deadly expensive BUT Andy surprised me with 114 Pound...That is really fair and o.k. . As I said, I expected this to be a expensive driving mistake. Big commendation to/for (?) Ultimaports!

jschwartz

836 posts

287 months

Tuesday 24th October 2006
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Yea, I knicked one a couple years ago. I too was suprised at how reasonable they were.

gtr-tt

442 posts

287 months

Tuesday 24th October 2006
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I think all parts from the factory are very reasonable priced. (maybe not the rear wing...) Often i hear people that plan to cut costs by using parts from other suppliers but in most cases they end up with a bigger cost than they would have if the used factory parts.

ultimad

315 posts

255 months

Tuesday 24th October 2006
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Thats really spooky I ordered one from Andy yesterday after bending/scuffing my rear wheel rim at the weekend. Faced with the option of a head on with an idiot down a narrow lane I took my chances with the curb. I was gutted when I first saw the damage but on reflection I now feel like I came off quite well.

lvjost

Original Poster:

183 posts

241 months

Wednesday 25th October 2006
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Good to know, I´m not the only one disgracing an icon by damaging its´ foot

crazy of cookham

740 posts

284 months

Wednesday 25th October 2006
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Not alone changed one at start of summer. What fun it is removing all those bolts cleaning, reassembling and finding a small enough torgue wrench. Get a mate to help with putting back together as 100 times quicker with two unless you have very log arms.