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Jezxa
15th March 2014, 16:24
Does anyone know of any places that sell TaylorMade exhausts in NZ?
I've had a google but cant find anything here. They all seem to be in the US or UK.
Danzano
15th March 2014, 16:46
There are almost none here and the ones that exist are to pricy to bother with. Have a look online see if any of the big brands do your model of bike or have anything close then shop around a bit to get the best price.
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Hitcher
15th March 2014, 18:06
Does TaylorMade make exhausts and golf clubs?
rustyrobot
15th March 2014, 18:12
Does TaylorMade make exhausts and golf clubs?
Mostly cigarettes I think.
Here's a local (Lyall Bay, Wellington) crowd: neptunemotorcyclemufflers.co.nz/
There are folks on here with their 'zorsts. You pay for the privilege though, like anything NZ Made. It's such a shame people in this country expect more than cents per hour for their work.
nzspokes
15th March 2014, 18:31
Is that Robert Taylor made?
cs363
16th March 2014, 00:09
Does anyone know of any places that sell TaylorMade exhausts in NZ?
I've had a google but cant find anything here. They all seem to be in the US or UK.
http://www.racetaylormade.com/?page_id=534
Showing a NZ dealer, not sure how up to date their website is though....
nodrog
16th March 2014, 09:04
Does anyone know of any places that sell TaylorMade exhausts in NZ?
I've had a google but cant find anything here. They all seem to be in the US or UK.
Just take a spark plug lead off, you will get the same performance gains.
Danzano
16th March 2014, 11:00
Mostly cigarettes I think.
Here's a local (Lyall Bay, Wellington) crowd: neptunemotorcyclemufflers.co.nz/
There are folks on here with their 'zorsts. You pay for the privilege though, like anything NZ Made. It's such a shame people in this country expect more than cents per hour for their work.
Scale of economy if you can hydroform 50 exhausts an hour at low cost in a country with far better resources is it a crime to pay less for said exhaust?
I support nz made when it is above the quality of what I can get elsewhere otherwise I do not. Good example of this my Dovo razor is heads above any nz made razor I've seen thus far abd therefore I brought it instead of nz made.
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AllanB
16th March 2014, 11:20
Went to their web site and that put me off - over US$800 for a 'muffler' that runs at 102db with the quiet insert in. Don't think they are doing their job very well mate! Illegal in NZ at that sound level.
For that money - make your own.
rustyrobot
16th March 2014, 11:45
Scale of economy if you can hydroform 50 exhausts an hour at low cost in a country with far better resources is it a crime to pay less for said exhaust?
I support nz made when it is above the quality of what I can get elsewhere otherwise I do not. Good example of this my Dovo razor is heads above any nz made razor I've seen thus far abd therefore I brought it instead of nz made.
Yeah, totally appreciate that economy of scale... also strength of labour laws. I'm fully supportive of what people charge and earn in NZ manufacturing. Just a shame that cost of living here is such that pricing handmade goods to reflect that makes them out of the price range of most NZers, and into the boutique export market.
It would be a very interesting challenge/project to see how far you'd get trying to keep EVERYTHING strictly NZ made and sourced. Obviously have to do without quite a few luxuries. Car would have to be OLD to be NZ made, or a custom of some sort. Of course if there wasn't a suitable car that'd just make more room in the garage for your Britten :)
Would definitely be keen to see the total cost of trying to maintain a 'New Zealand made' existence.
AllanB
16th March 2014, 13:34
Would definitely be keen to see the total cost of trying to maintain a 'New Zealand made' existence.
Never happen. Shit we don't even have a reliable power supply in this country!
Never happen. Shit we don't even have a reliable power supply in this country!
Cycleworks (?) in Upper Hutt advertise on TradeMe. Not sure how wide their range is, and can't comment on the quality of the product as I have no personal experience.
Not the same as TaylorMade, but maybe worth looking into?
AllanB
20th July 2014, 20:05
Cyclework have been around for decades - used to be heaps of their 4-1's on 80's IL4's fatting around NZ.
Harris Pipes in Canterbury been going for ages too.
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