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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: sunshine on May 09, 2011, 06:46:58 PM
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I was recently on a motorcycle forum , and i was given a link for cheap tyres
after checking for my bike model and suitable tyres the end result was nearly a $200 save :cup:
although you still need to get the tyres fitted by your local bike shop
still $200 is a reasonable save in any language www.rockymountainatvmc.com
its also good if you can get a mate to share the freight
cheers mick
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I bought a Helmet through a mate who owns a bike shop, it was $699 retail and cost me $500 I was happy with that. That US site has it for $375! :-[
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Work pays for all my gear.... :cup:
I am trying to convince them to buy me canvas undies....
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yeah a mate got his tyres delivered last week, so i know the site is reputable
but how can they deliver with these prices , im about to order my tyres very soon
and anything else i can identify as a good deal
mick
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I bought a Helmet through a mate who owns a bike shop, it was $699 retail and cost me $500 I was happy with that. That US site has it for $375! :-[
A lot of people do use the Rocky Mountain site but be careful when buying helmets as they dont have the OZ approved standards sticker
What helmet did tou get?
I got this one recently ;D
(http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa110/cruzadriver/XR%20400%20PICS/087.jpg)
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Nice lookn brain bucket there cruza driver did that come from the site..?
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A lot of people do use the Rocky Mountain site but be careful when buying helmets as they dont have the OZ approved standards sticker
Correct.
Even though the US Snell standard is probably more stringent than Aust Standards, if it doesnt say AS approved you take your chances.
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unless your going through scrutineering i wouldnt worry.
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unless your going through scrutineering i wouldnt worry.
Or stopped while on the road and the rider does not have approved helmet fitted/fastened...
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I was recently on a motorcycle forum , and i was given a link for cheap tyres
after checking for my bike model and suitable tyres the end result was nearly a $200 save :cup:
although you still need to get the tyres fitted by your local bike shop
still $200 is a reasonable save in any language www.rockymountainatvmc.com
its also good if you can get a mate to share the freight
cheers mick
Wasnt Muz was it (squalo on here)? hes also done the import from USA gig saved close to 50%
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Nice lookn brain bucket there cruza driver did that come from the site..?
I picked it up from a local shop dno, its almost to flash for the XR ;D ;D
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Check helmet warehouse out just ordered a M2R off the site. Heaps other stuff as well, boots etc. Would post the link but I wont insult your googling capabilities.
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Wasnt Muz was it (squalo on here)? hes also done the import from USA gig saved close to 50%
Hi Bruce, I did import four tyres (two front two rear) recently, but I went through www.jakewilson.com
Lots of people I know have used them with great success, one even got a tyrechanging unit ($88 or so) to change his tyres at home.
I paid $585 delivered for my four - Michelin Pilot Power/Pilot Road2 combo. Considering that one set usually costs over $500 locally it's not a bad deal... the amazing thing however is that the tyres were on my doorstep five days after I ordered them! And that has been the experience of others who have used Jake Wilson as well. Incredible.
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Or stopped while on the road and the rider does not have approved helmet fitted/fastened...
Surely a cop would have better things to do than that??
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If you are offroad racing the Snell approval for over seas purchased helmets is allowed. As long as the helemt is in good condition and Snell stickers etc are visable.
If however you are road riding then these helemts are not covered for road use.
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If you are offroad racing the Snell approval for over seas purchased helmets is allowed. As long as the helemt is in good condition and Snell stickers etc are visable.
If however you are road riding then these helemts are not covered for road use.
Also check the date stamp inside the helmets. I used to turn away so many people with out of date helmets at scrutineering and the arguements were priceless.. Race secretary has last laugh :) :) :)