Fake Shimano SLX Brakes?
Hi all, about 20 days ago I bought some Shimano SLX Brakes for my bike
Here's the listing for it: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200982496920 Here's the problems with them: They weren't in the original Shimano packaging, I paid £125 pounds for them and I read on a website that I should've got new disc rotors but I didn't get any, The hose was too short, and it didn't have the original brake pads, they should've looked like this: http://www.bicycleexpress.com.au/sit...CBrakePads.jpg Could they have been fake, I need to know asap because I haven't got long left before I can return them. Thanks :thumb: |
Great deal ? Try supporting your local bike shop.
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Originally Posted by fowler98
(Post 16277214)
and it didn't have the original brake pads
If you had bothered to read the listing, you would have seen that the pads supplied were G01S, and the photo shows no fins. You really need to do more research before claiming that parts are fakes, from all the info in the listing, these are the genuine article, supplied with genuine pads. For packaging, most Shimano parts will come unboxed like this, unless purchased from a LBS, be it from CRC, Merlin, Ribble or any other mail order supplier. |
They weren't in the original Shimano packaging I read on a website that I should've got new disc rotors but I didn't get any The hose was too short You should of checked that the hoses on the brakes you bought were long enough before you bought them. it didn't have the original brake pads The pads that came with your brake are original and the seller did list what model pads came with the brake. * I'd say that those ebay brakes are OEM and the hoses have been cut to a specific length to fit a certain model bike. |
You have traceable Provenance thru the Regular Bike Shop supply chain.
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