Hi Folks

For Sale a New unused Momo Millenium 320mm Steering wheel...

I purchased this Brand new for £210 with the intention of using it on my buggy, however last weekend when I sat in the buggy and held it up to the steering column it was touching my knees.

I have therefore opted to go for a smaller 280mm steering wheel.

Although I have opened the packaging, the steering wheel has never been used and still has the leather tag attached.

I thought I would offer it on here first before putting it on ebay.

Looking for £120 including postage or happy for you to collect from Hillingdon in West London.

Does the steering wheel have any E mark on it, or the paperwork ?  I cannot quite see from the photos.

Does the steering wheel have any E mark on it, or the paperwork ?  I cannot quite see from the photos.

Hi Paul

Close up pic of the reverse of steering wheel.






Momo logo stamped at front of steering wheel.





Hope this helps.

Hi again...  You have no idea how fed up I am of this European regulations lark.   I need a steering wheel that is E marked if it is "aftermarket" item. i.e. not a standard car wheel from a recognized mass manufacturer. I am familiar now with the actual "E" marking stamped on vehicle items. Just going to google the kba 70142 stamping to see if this is in any way part of EU compliance

Thank you for the quick response Paul

Hi Paul,

If it helps this is the new one I purchased, its the TEAM 280

Its got the momo logo in yellow at the front and the stamp on the back reads

MOMO
MADE IN ITALY
TYP D28
KBA 70239
11 - 14

I appreciate the time you have spent replying and up loading the photos.    I am trying to source a steering wheel with "e" markings in preparation for IVA examination.

There is a  statement in the documentation that a manufacturers certificate of compliance with the EU directive "may" be acceptable in the absence of an e mark.

There appears to be two versions of the "e" mark. One a small e in a rectangular box & a capital E in a round box. I think that KBA 70142 refers to the German TUV certification but cannot be certain. The TUV standard is highly respected standard of engineering compliance.

I remain hopeful that I can find a steering wheel with an "e" mark stamped on it but wonder if it is the absence of an airbag that is the reason why I cannot find one.

Paul