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Reviews (7)
Sep 12, 2019
Much much better than original
This window regulator is much better than the original. It has a roller at the top where the cable has a tight bend, instead of a plastic slider. My old regulator has a deep groove in the slider worn by the cable, which causes a lot of friction. The window goes up fast now!
Mar 30, 2024
BEST DROPPER SEAT POST I'VE EVER USED
This seat post has an amazing 170mm of travel, just right for my long legs. I use 180mm cranks, so it is a long reach to the ground when the seat is high enough for good leg angles to the pedals. On my road bike, I can get both feet flat on the ground when stopped, then raise the seat once I get going just by standing and pushing the actuator. My original frame's seat tube was only 27.2mm. The longest travel dropper in that size was 110mm, not long enough. So I cut out the frame tube and welded in a 31.6mm tube, just so I could use this dropper! I am so glad I did, this dropper is awesome! Comes up quickly without pulling, adjusts anywhere in the travel if I need it lower. I'm putting droppers on ALL my road bikes! No more falling over at lights.
Aug 08, 2024
BRIGHT, BUT MATCH COLOR WITH LENS
Unlike many older LED bulbs, these are actually brighter than standard bulbs. If you are putting them inside a red lens, do not use white LEDs, or your light will be pink. Same goes for amber lenses, use amber LEDs, not white. Standard bulbs are kind of yellow, and LEDs are white, so they change amber to a pale yellow, or red to pink if they are under a red lens. Under clear lenses, use whatever color you want. They last a very long time, and are not prone to fail from vibration.