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Old 02-25-2012, 08:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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no, the steering lock is designed by germans and built in the us...
Nope, Mr.kenchan, I have to disagree with you on this one.

The Steering Lock is designed AND built in Japan for the first one/sample, then they brought that sample to China and ask them duplicate and manufacture.

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Nope, Mr.kenchan, I have to disagree with you on this one.

The Steering Lock is designed AND built in Japan for the first one/sample, then they brought that sample to China and ask them duplicate and manufacture.
mr.alcheng- a little research will net you the truth about the designer and origin. it's not a japanese design nor is it made in china.
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mr.alcheng- a little research will net you the truth about the designer and origin. it's not a japanese design nor is it made in china.
mmm... I see.... if the Screwing Lock is not from China.... then what's the cause of the failure...

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mmm... I see.... if the Screwing Lock is not from China.... then what's the cause of the failure...

german design, made in USA...probably worst senario. hey you made me say it again.
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