Has anyone tried to obtain spares for Park Tools in the UK, specifically
a Park Workstand? I managed to break one of the clamps on mine through
being an [censored]. Now I can't adjust the height or stop the clamped bike
rotating!
Colin
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Colin Blackburn said:
Has anyone tried to obtain spares for Park Tools in the UK, specifically
a Park Workstand?No? Oh well. I contacted Park directly and they are posting the spare to
me, gratis.Colin
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Colin Blackburn said:
Colin Blackburn said:
Has anyone tried to obtain spares for Park Tools in the UK, specifically
a Park Workstand?No? Oh well. I contacted Park directly and they are posting the spare to
me, gratis.Crikey O'Riley! Decent customer service?
Nice one Park Tools.
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Call me Bob [email hidden] opined the following...
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Crikey O'Riley! Decent customer service?
Nice one Park Tools.
The amount they charge for their tools, I should bloody hope so. £500
for a headtube reamer and facer. At that price it'd better make me cups
of tea as well!Jon
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Jon Senior said:
Call me Bob [email hidden] opined the following...
Quoted message said:
Crikey O'Riley! Decent customer service?
Nice one Park Tools.
The amount they charge for their tools, I should bloody hope so. £500
for a headtube reamer and facer. At that price it'd better make me cups
of tea as well!Well, as I paid 60/70 quid for the workstand I'd have to disagree,
though it would be nice if the workstand did make tea.Colin
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Colin Blackburn said:
Jon Senior said:
Call me Bob [email hidden] opined the following...
Quoted message said:
Crikey O'Riley! Decent customer service?
Nice one Park Tools.
The amount they charge for their tools, I should bloody hope so. £500
for a headtube reamer and facer. At that price it'd better make me
cups of tea as well!Well, as I paid 60/70 quid for the workstand I'd have to disagree,
though it would be nice if the workstand did make tea.And the spare turned up on Monday!
Colin
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