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[UncleDave]

Hi,
Myself and a friend have negotiated a discount on CG-Lock, the cheap and easy 'alternative' to a harness for people who don't want to go to the trouble of messing around too much. Obviously it isn't the same as a real harness but at the rate we have negotiated and the time it takes to fit, it pays off for less work!

MORE INFORMATION ON THE CG-LOCK WEBSITE
www.cg-lock.co.uk
If I can get 40 people we can have these CG-locks (Usually £45) for £35 Delivered.

Not only that, you also get a FULL MONEYBACK GUARANTEE on the CG Lock, so if you aren't impressed.. send it back!

Sounds good! I've got a few more "sources" so we don't need all 40 from TMF, but the more we get the more likely we are to get the discount.. Remember 40 is the minimum requirement!

So!
If you fancy it.. I'll start a list. If you can and will *definately* be up for this, then please add your name below!!

Thanks,
Dave.
Note to the mods! Hope I am OK posting here, I have no connection with CG Lock, I simply want to share the bargain aswell as saving a few quid myself!! Apologies if posts like this aren't allowed, but as far as I can see I'm within the rules

CG LOCK GROUP BUY - Definite Commitment to Buy if 40 total commitments are made.
1) UncleDave

Edited by UncleDave, 22 January 2007 - 04:23 PM.

[Mini Man Dan]

I didnt get mine direct from them i bought them from another company at a show and it only cost me 30 quid! will searh for the site and post a link if i find one

EDIT: deamon tweeks sell them for £34.03 excluding vat. Comes to £41.03 including delivery

Edited by Mini Man Dan, 21 January 2007 - 10:17 PM.

[*DJH*]

I Have FIA Harnesses.]
No Seatbelt Even With That On Would Be Safer Than A Standard Harness... Just My Two Pence

Edited by DJH MINI MOTORSPORT, 21 January 2007 - 10:19 PM.

[UncleDave]

Dan, £35 isn't too bad including Delivery in that case! But sounds like you were lucky and got a nice deal.. why do I never find any?

And yep, as I say the real harness will always win, but for a lot of people (me included) it's just not practical or cost effective..
ETA: The CG-Lock is more about improving control of the car... keeping you tight into the seat... And from my previous experience works quite well.. I've just yet to buy one for MYSELF! hehe.

Dave.

Edited by UncleDave, 21 January 2007 - 10:26 PM.

[Jammy]

I'm a bit sceptical about how ideal they would be in the event of a crash, in terms of an ambulance or fire crew knowing how to release the belt, as well as yourself knowing how to, considering you could very well be in shock.

[minimarco]

they would just cut it off

[UncleDave]

The belt is released in exactly the same way, pressing the button
All the CG lock does is tighten the lower part of the seatbelt to "tighten" your grip to the seat, and make you more stable.. which does help quite a lot as you aren't fighting with the car to keep your seated position instead of concentrating on the driving itself!

Makes you "at one" with the car.. so to speak. Hard to tell until you try them really, you'll know what I mean when you use one..

By the way... forgot to mention that there is a full Moneyback Guarantee if you aren't impressed. But I'm told nobody has ever sent one back yet!

Dave.

[phils sprite]

sounds awsome when do you want to get them cause i have no money at the moment and probably wont have for a little while.

cheers phil.

[UncleDave]

Whenever we get 40 people! As soon as that happens, we will start collecting the cash Say 2 weeks or so..?
'Tis only £35, you can rake that together surely!

Dave.

[phils sprite]

ok cool lol well being 16 earning as near to nothing as you can get for work and having a mini that looks like this dosent help me find 35 quid lol

ill try my hardest if i cant though ill have to go though demon tweeks as that price wasnt too bad!

all the best phil.

[Marky Tizz]

im still undivided... my mate thinks its a good idea but i cant help but feel.... eurghi dunno. cant afford it yet anyway so whatever.

[phils sprite]

lol lmao

phil!