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- highonbikes (611750)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseHope to deal with you again. Thanks for your Business! High on Bikes
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- worldofbooks08 (10358703)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseQuick response and fast payment. Perfect! THANKS!!
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Reviews (4)
30 November 2024
Looks the business.
It's heavy and it looks the business. It's a present for my SiL and what he asked for. The test will be if he still has his bike in a years time.
28 March 2023
Not quite right but how can you tell before you buy?
They look like the ones I am replacing but they are a little shorter. I have managed to adapt some and they work OK. Why, oh why, can't sellers of pen refills say how long they are? They give all sorts of other information that doesn't matter (0.7 mm tip - who cares?) but not the most important dimension.
08 April 2021
A COMREHENSIVE Guide to England's Legends.
It wasn't better than expected - the ratings used are rubbish, I had read reviews and got what I expected but it's worth 4 stars. No book's 'amazing' so 5 stars is out of the question. Why would the content be 'tending to compel'? The book is a comprehensive guidebook to myths, legends, and folk tales in England - that's it.. It's 900+ pages of small print so goes into a lot of detail and has some nice illustrations. I would have preferred it to be alphabetical rather than by place by county which means that if you want to look up some phenomenon in particular you have to use the index but I suppose if it was the other way round you would have to use the index to find things at a particular location.