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 veeeffarr Super Spammer
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 Posted: 16:00 - 03 Nov 2005 Post subject: Quote from Dave Silver |
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Does this sound round about right to anyone here? I haven't bought parts for my bike before!
1 x Air Filter - to order from Honda @ 5.11 GBP each, there are 2.
1 x Oil Filter + Washer - to order from Honda @ 4.10 GBP.
1 x Spark Plug DPR8EA-9 - in stock @ 2.00 GBP.
2 x Bolts (The ones that mount the exhaust to the swingarm) - they are not separate.
1 x Carb Guard (Black paralellogram with slots in) with fixing bolts - sorry cannot supply.
1 x Chain and Sprocket set (Standard) - to order from Honda @ 79.99 GBP.
2 x Tyre valve caps (If you sell these) - in stock @ 2.54 GBP.
1 x Chain inspection guard cap (The round plastic plug that covers the inspection hole - to order from Honda @ 0.79 GBP.
1 x Bracket (Used for holding the Horn onto the bike, mine has snapped) - to order from Honda @ 8.19 GBP. |
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| John C |
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 Posted: 16:26 - 03 Nov 2005 Post subject: |
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Sounds about right
Honda genuine parts are always expensive.
However Dave silver will be the best for price on genuine parts.
Is this for the CG? or have I muddled you up with someone else? |
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 craigs23 Mr Muscle

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David Silvers is usually quite expensive, but from my experience, you get good, high quality products and service. I've never had a problem from him - even sourcing a 25 year old, brand new genuine Honda 400/4 exhaust (the first time I knew about D.S).
Check www.wemoto.co.uk for a comparison of aftermarket parts. |
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 Posted: 19:18 - 03 Nov 2005 Post subject: |
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1 x Air Filter - to order from Honda @ 5.11 GBP each, there are 2.
1 x Oil Filter + Washer - to order from Honda @ 4.10 GBP.
1 x Spark Plug DPR8EA-9 - in stock @ 2.00 GBP.
Sounds right
2 x Bolts (The ones that mount the exhaust to the swingarm) - they are not separate.
You will get some from any hardware shop
1 x Carb Guard (Black paralellogram with slots in) with fixing bolts - sorry cannot supply.
Don't know. Try at a breakers.
1 x Chain and Sprocket set (Standard) - to order from Honda @ 79.99 GBP.
Oohya fecker. That'll be a genuine honda one. You'll get a pattern one for half that
2 x Tyre valve caps (If you sell these) - in stock @ 2.54 GBP.
Go down to a tyre fitters (Kwik fit/ATS etc.). They will give you some.
1 x Chain inspection guard cap (The round plastic plug that covers the inspection hole - to order from Honda @ 0.79 GBP.
Bargain
1 x Bracket (Used for holding the Horn onto the bike, mine has snapped) - to order from Honda @ 8.19 GBP.
Make your own, or get one from the breakers. Or move your horn to somewhere else, you just need a bit of flat bar with two holes drilled in it, one for the horn, the other for the mounting (I would suggest attaching it under one of the bottom yoke clamp bolts). ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
I did the 2010 Round Britain Rally on my 350 Bullet. 89 landmarks, 3 months, 9,500 miles. |
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 Posted: 20:12 - 03 Nov 2005 Post subject: |
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What stinky says - particularly regarding the chain and sprockets
Tyre valve caps? It gets dark at 5pm you know, don't any of your neighbours have cars  |
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| John C |
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 Posted: 22:40 - 03 Nov 2005 Post subject: |
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BTW, You will get discount if you ask for it.
Take for example when I recently ordered, amongst other things, a lower fairing...
Approx £100 delivered within 14 days,
OR
If you are prepared to wait 2-3 weeks, Approx £75 delivered
Since a lot of the parts come direct from the far east, they get a discount for slower shipping, which D.S. pass on to you.
In my case I got the parts I wanted in 15 days.
25% off for 1 day -
Oh and another good thing about D.S. In my experience, no matter how much you order (size / weight) P&P is only a fiver  |
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| John C |
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 Posted: 22:43 - 03 Nov 2005 Post subject: |
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ALSO
MAKE SURE you ask for (or work out) the ACTUAL price.
IIRC the quotes are exc. VAT
Regards
Sparkie  |
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