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My Flywheel in stock at Taka's on the 13th, shipped on the 13th and it just cleared the Perth Post office today! Hows that for fast!

I'm used to stuff from the east taking 2 weeks.

If anyone is concerned about ordering from them rest assured they are exeptional. You can track the order every step of the way using EMS track.

If the couriers aren't slacking off the flywheel will be waiting at home for me.:)

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Yeah I agree,

ordered SAFC of them some time ago, took about 2 weeks but saved a couple of hundred so was worth the wait! they said 2 weeks max so they did keep to their word! EMS tracking didn't work for me though?? still as long as they get it to ya on time i guess is the main thing! They don't like e-mailing back very often as i had a problem with credit card number when faxing it to them. i resent it but they didn't want to tell me if they received it ok?

Oh well as long as you get it at the right price at the right time that is a good thing!

Yeah make that 4 thumbs up for Taka!:uh-huh:

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