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Originally Posted by Grant66
When I had my little incident in 2018, Carol Nash pushed the loan bike option vigorously.
This is despite only having one functioning limb. Obviously I rejected their offer.
Paperwork said cost was £160 a day. The 2 months I'd have needed it for would have been more than buying a new bike. Yes this is a scam pushing up our insurance costs.
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It's ridiculous. Not sure about with CN but reckon if you'd checked the paperwork it would state you are liable if it goes pete tong. I can't believe claiming for a bike you can't even ride seems to wash - but apparently so.
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Originally Posted by Seeker
My minor gripe starts with a question: When is 4 inches not 4 inches?
Answer: when it's ducting.
I have an old extractor fan which I'm going to repurpose in the garage, it has an exact diameter of 4 inches. 4 inches is 101.6mm. If you purchase 4 inch ducting it is 100mm and I don't think anyone makes an adaptor. I was planning on using rigid ducting but I think I'll now have to use flexible ducting and ram it on the fan to use the technical description.
I suppose this is why we have duct tape.
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Think you're best to do that! They don't make them like they used to. A friend's house burned down and the cause was a timer unit frying in a bathroom fan, I've just been shopping for one and lots of reviews of the top brands state complete failure within a year or so or burning. I settled with a Manrose but my minor gripe is that it has loose flaps...maybe that's more to do with my 4 inches
