I received my Cyclo today.

Changeling · 03-01-07, 03:19

I have to admit that this is definitely a quality built tool (visual appearance), not nearly as shinny as the one in the adds, but hey, did anyone really expect it to be?
If I start and play with this new toy much more I'll probably have to add new internal brushes before I ever get to use it, LOL!
One observation, it is definitely front end heavy, but I believe that is the way it should be. Just playing around with it I would say it is very well balanced for it's weight/intended purpose, and I can't wait to use it.
However, I have more pressing problems in the form of everything that can go wrong is doing it in my home so first things first!
Changeling

touchofdetail · 03-07-07, 11:37

g/l wit that beast.

Lone_Star · 03-07-07, 11:39

Enjoy! Maybe you can polish it up....

Changeling · 03-07-07, 11:59

Great responses, thanks very much.
Changeling

ZoranC · 03-07-07, 01:16

First congratulations on your new baby!

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Originally Posted by Changeling

... not nearly as shinny as the one in the adds ...

I see you are not hardcore to the extreme Autopian yet. If you were you would have whipped out metal polish on the spot and then seal it with 7 layers of finest LSP

I polished my PC counterweights, my gf just shook her head LOL

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Originally Posted by Changeling

One observation, it is definitely front end heavy, but I believe that is the way it should be. Just playing around with it I would say it is very well balanced for it's weight/intended purpose, and I can't wait to use it.

You are correct, I too feel that's how it should be, center of the weight should be over heads and it shouldn't be tipping hand as that introduces chance of angle, it is harder on user.

Good luck with home issues!