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PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:08 pm 
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"Not everyone is a tight ass mini owner.
Which is why these sell.
Go out and buy your $100 autotechnica special, and have to replace it in a few years cos the build quality is SH!THOUSE.
Or buy this and have it last you ages. "


Hey willy, I had a MOMO F1 on mine (flat bottomed one, two tone leather that kind of thing)
I took it off, bloody car was SLOWER around wakefield with that due to the number of corrections I had to do ....

In my "gun rack" of steering wheels are a 1275GT wheel (on there at the moment) and a 12" Flat- BATHURST wheel.....

yea, Tried a moto-lita, seems too "Fat" to me ... just didnt like it.....

I have trouble justifying $600 on a steering wheel..... i just cant....

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yeah but mini haha has a moto lita :lol:
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Listen you willy, next you'll be saying "let them eat cake". :P :lol:


Just like Marie Antoinette?


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min13k wrote:
yeah but mini haha has a moto lita :lol:
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Yeah but it's off now, until I get it re-covered...
Running a SAAS Chinese fake wood one now, it's not bad either... :wink:

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Mountney are pretty good - not exceptional but they do last years without any probs and look the part and for 25 squid for a decent leather one who cares if it lasts 5 years and not 20.


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Am I not the only cranky old so and so here ? Onya willy.


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h0nk wrote:
A steering wheel is a steering wheel... Sorry but it looks really plain to me :roll: not sure what the big deal is/.


That's cause you haven't tried one :wink: Seriously I cleaned mine last night with leather wipes and boy it feels so good :oops: I dunno if it is any better than other wheels, but I do like it now. I had a smaller "Formuling" clubby wheel and it sucked... too small, hard to park, too sensitive...

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i agree with h0nk aon lthis one. looks ok i guess, but nothing spec.
Chong i think lots of wheels have nice leather on them. not just mota lita ones.
i got plenty nice ones at my house. :wink:


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That's cool, to each their own. I have several mini ones here and they are vynl feel good too. It's really about the size in your hand and the dricing characteristics. It makes a difference to driving experience i think...

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I like my wooden wheel, only thing bad about it is when it gets hot and your hands are sweating, makes it slightly hard to grip the wheel... I guess you don't get that with the leather wheels.


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correct. I agree with chong, i love leather wheels, and the size makea huge diff.

cant cope with wooden ones though :x


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You can have a try on Saturday Alex :wink: and about 100 other different types of wheels :P

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I havent even got a steering wheel at the moment!

I like a good quality item and for $600 I am sure it is, unfortunately that money could be spent in soooo many different ways on my mini. I really need a bigger bank account!

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yep an unlimited bank account would really help, anyone have a sawn off and a balaclava?? Need to work on my BA :twisted: hehe


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