Cannon Workshop Tools & Accessories

I had the unfortunate experience of buying something from these two characters. Right off the bat, this is one of those places where they haven't got a clue about the products they sell, and if you ask what the difference is between two similar products (like I did), you'll likely get a surly response, followed by a shrug of the shoulders.

For me personally, the product I bought was from their eBay store, and the first thing I noticed when I went to pick it up, was that the photo they had published was of a much more expensive one, whereas the one they actually sell is a flimsy piece of junk, and just to rub salt further into the wound... it's a completely different colour! When I raised these issues with the dodgey characters that run the place, they just smiled, and one mumbled something in a European language and the other 'character' laughed. All in all, this was a very bad experience, but in retrospect I should have expected this when I ventured into one of the more dangerous parts of town. Please, do yourself a favour, and don't get taken in by these guys, there are plenty of honest sellers out there earning an honest dollar, not doing business like these guys are.

By the way, this place used to be called Brendan's Tools, but they changed the name, and if you do a quick search, you'll might just find out why? Don't let the new name fool you, these are the same guys, running their business in what I can only assume is the same manner, and in the exact same location, with only the name having changed?

The funny thing was that on the way home I dropped in to SA All Tools at 1118 Main North Road, Pooraka, and they had a better quality bike lift that was $25 cheaper, and it wasn't the ugly mustard-brown the flimsy Cannon Tools 'bike lift' was.

Whatever you do, don't buy anything from Cannon Tools, try looking closer to home. Supercheap and Repco have better quality bike lifts at the same price. One is black, and the other is red.