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Solid Equipment May 19, 2026 Reviewer: Jerry V. from Southgate, MI United States   These clamps were just right for the replacement of the stock clamps. Definitely a worthy purchase. Was this review helpful to you?

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April 29, 2026 Reviewer: Octavio Zertuche from Portales, NM United States   Items as described. Was this review helpful to you?

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Don't over tighten March 18, 2026 Reviewer: Tyler B from Splendora, TX United States   The folks ar Tab were able to get me replacement clamps for my slip ons. If you are getting the clamp co ones remember to use inch pounds and not foot pounds. Was this review helpful to you?

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Durable clamps December 1, 2025 Reviewer: Klint Weldon from Auburn, AL United States   Highly recommend…. 5 star company Was this review helpful to you?

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October 23, 2025 Reviewer: Xavier Rivera from Rochester, NY United States   Was this review helpful to you?

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August 5, 2025 Reviewer: Jamie Grobe from Cannon Falls, MN United States   Was this review helpful to you?

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July 14, 2025 Reviewer: Jake Andrews from Calgary, AB Canada   Was this review helpful to you?

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TAB PERFORMANCE June 2, 2025 Reviewer: Josh Taylor from Luray, VA United States   TAB PERFORMANCE ALWAYS DELIVERS TO QUALITY PARTS QUICKLY! Was this review helpful to you?

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Better information needed May 28, 2025 Reviewer: William Noll from San Antonio, TX United States   Maybe it’s mechanic talk - but some customers are DIY and not a professional mechanic. The listing says to tighten to 75 INCH pounds… which equals to around 6 pounds of torque. Maybe for someone like me - put in parentheses the actual torque needed. I set my torque tool to 75 pounds and broke the clip due to my inexperience with the verbiage. I don’t have time to go look on the internet to understand the “inch pound” ratio. Just a suggestion. But on another note - the bike sounds awesome! Was this review helpful to you?