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MrX · 13-09-2006, 13:38

Well one could understand the panels poping out given the amount of shaking that's going on. Shouldn't happen though!

Incidently, I was on a MK3 recently and the light shade over the door at one end of the coach fell down on a passenger as it hit a bump!

I assume CAF will simply have to fix it at their expense.

Also, this really ought to be a showpiece for CAF if they hope to bid any other major projects for intercity coaching in the UK in particular. If they make a hash of this it won't look good for them

Has the enterprise ride issue been resoved at all? or is it as bad as ever?

13-09-2006, 13:38	#12
MrX Really Regular Poster Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 585	Well one could understand the panels poping out given the amount of shaking that's going on. Shouldn't happen though! Incidently, I was on a MK3 recently and the light shade over the door at one end of the coach fell down on a passenger as it hit a bump! I assume CAF will simply have to fix it at their expense. Also, this really ought to be a showpiece for CAF if they hope to bid any other major projects for intercity coaching in the UK in particular. If they make a hash of this it won't look good for them Has the enterprise ride issue been resoved at all? or is it as bad as ever? Last edited by MrX : 13-09-2006 at 13:41.