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Seatec TRB head

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Magpie

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Does anyone know where I could get a seatec trb head from? I really like the look of the way the shaft is held up above the bands. I'd need the bands with the little bracket thing on as well.

I'd email them at INFO@SEATEC.IT but I don't know if they speak english and my italian is spaventosi!

Cheers.
 
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Magpie the best thing is ask Dave at spearo.co.uk: he's the importer of Seatec products for the UK. If Dave doesn't have the spare heads in his stock at the moment, please let me know through a PM and I'll direct you for getting it from Italy.
(you have to buy the head, specifying that you want the "open" or "closed" version, AND the band holder that fits into the head: they are sold as separate spares, at least here in Pastaland)
 
Thanks Spag of chap. Dave pm'd me soon after posting that message. Just waiting for him to get back to me on price. I had asked about the band holder too.

Can you just confirm one thing about the holder for me, I presume normal screw in bands screw into the holder?
 
Sure, normal screw in bands of any brand. But take care to get the holder with 16mm thread (because there's also available a type with 20mm thread)
 
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