After "Which?" .. Group buy on Diskloc ?
06 November 2003, 08:36 PM
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Seriously ,
As Diskloc is NOT available in ANY scottish Costco ,and Which printed that wonderful article , any chance of group buy ?
How do we go about this ?
.. (REFUSE to pay £80
in Halfrauds in Glasgow !!!)
As Diskloc is NOT available in ANY scottish Costco ,and Which printed that wonderful article , any chance of group buy ?
How do we go about this ?
.. (REFUSE to pay £80
in Halfrauds in Glasgow !!!)
06 November 2003, 09:48 PM
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dont get one.
I left my keys when I went to a club and so me and a friend had to rip it off with our bear hands and it only took around 3 mins.
would be about 20 secs now I know how.
i wrote to diskloc complaining many times but no reply
I left my keys when I went to a club and so me and a friend had to rip it off with our bear hands and it only took around 3 mins.
would be about 20 secs now I know how.
i wrote to diskloc complaining many times but no reply
06 November 2003, 10:51 PM
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So hixton, in the independent magazine tests, why does it take the "specialists" usually some 20 mins or so to get it off?
Do you have some additional skills that you care to mention?
Do you have some additional skills that you care to mention?
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07 November 2003, 09:58 AM
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The Disklok has a couple of setting, so if you fit it incorrectly (by not putting it on tightly enough) then it will be easy to remove.
Fitted correctly, I don't see an easy way of getting it off.
Fitted correctly, I don't see an easy way of getting it off.
07 November 2003, 10:09 AM
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Got it all wrong. Realise Hixton's not David Banner:
"bear hands" - that's the answer
Alternative view
If left keys at home how did Scoob get to be outside "club"
or why would disklock key be seperate from ignition key
Anyway - who would risk severe damage to Scoob rather than leave outside club, cab home and return sober with key in morning?
or is that all too sensible/ too harsh!
"bear hands" - that's the answer
Alternative view
If left keys at home how did Scoob get to be outside "club"
or why would disklock key be seperate from ignition key
Anyway - who would risk severe damage to Scoob rather than leave outside club, cab home and return sober with key in morning?
or is that all too sensible/ too harsh!
07 November 2003, 10:12 AM
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Andy
PMSL It was with much debate in the office that he was of Jewish origin.........obviously not
I bow to your superior geekiness
Incidentally, Diskloks have three different sizes of lock, small, medium and large. They dont have varying settings, each one has only one lock position. I have heard of peeps putting a medium size one on a scoob only to find that you can pull it off over the wheel
The small is the correct size for a Scoob
PMSL It was with much debate in the office that he was of Jewish origin.........obviously not
I bow to your superior geekiness
Incidentally, Diskloks have three different sizes of lock, small, medium and large. They dont have varying settings, each one has only one lock position. I have heard of peeps putting a medium size one on a scoob only to find that you can pull it off over the wheel
The small is the correct size for a Scoob
07 November 2003, 03:53 PM
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I sat and thought about this (blimey - I must be bored)
can completely see the high-security sense in this
but I suspect most mortals struggle to keep track of one large set of keys with their life (i.e. House and Scoob) on it.
The risk of seperating would be too stressful
Off to make calming cup of tea /roll on the weekend!
I sat and thought about this (blimey - I must be bored)
can completely see the high-security sense in this
but I suspect most mortals struggle to keep track of one large set of keys with their life (i.e. House and Scoob) on it.
The risk of seperating would be too stressful
Off to make calming cup of tea /roll on the weekend!
07 November 2003, 04:29 PM
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i too keep mine seperate or did till scooby went but still do with mondeo house keys seperate from scoob so if sum git hijacks me car i can still get in house & keep disklock on house keys so if sum nicks keys or i loose em then they can only get in car but not take it
Si (+his own magically logic world)
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07 November 2003, 07:44 PM
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I have a bunch of around 20, yes 20 keys, car, house, factory, shed ,remotes ETC so having separate key rings would indeed be a complete nightmare, just the thought of arriving at work and not having the keys to unlock the factory is enough, blokes moaning on at me all day ETC. STRESS, STRESS and more stress.
As for ripping a Disclok off in under 3 min's , do you have a pet silverback gorilla maybe????
As for ripping a Disclok off in under 3 min's , do you have a pet silverback gorilla maybe????
07 November 2003, 08:18 PM
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I left my keys when I went to a club and so me and a friend had to rip it off with our bear hands and it only took around 3 mins.
would be about 20 secs now I know how.
would be about 20 secs now I know how.
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