View Full Version : Spares & Parts
brit_vtr
18th May 2004, 07:06
Interested to know what you guys (& lady's) pay (N.Z) for things like tyres n stuff.
I have just had a set of Blade Forks and a Penske shock put on my VTR that about 1000 UK Pounds and a Michelin Sport 180 profile tyre about 200 Pounds (Pounds = Money, not weight !!)
The ancient & unjustified one.
:rockon:
bungbung
18th May 2004, 08:36
I just put a set of Metzeler Sportec M1 front and rear tyres on my VTR for about 170 squid fitted. I bought a pair of EBC brake discs and pads for the front for about 270 quid.
brit_vtr
18th May 2004, 08:41
I just put a set of Metzeler Sportec M1 front and rear tyres on my VTR for about 170 squid fitted. I bought a pair of EBC brake discs and pads for the front for about 270 quid.
By quid you mean UK costs ??
bungbung
18th May 2004, 08:50
yep, I did the conversion for you. 34 of your pence is good for one NZ dollar
vifferman
18th May 2004, 10:39
I recently had a pair of Avon Azaros (AV49-SP front and AV46?-ST rear) fitted to my VTR1000, AND a set of braided s/s front brake hoses AND all brake/clutch fluids replaced. Cost just under $750. Price for tyres on their own would've been $529 fitted.
Other costs: Set of front caliper seals = $107
Headlight bulb = $19
New APE camchain tensioners would've cost me $270 for the pair, and a throttle position sensor would've been around $200, but I bought the lot from the UK for $265. OEM camchain tensioners are $260 each.
Exhaust clamp (second-hand) was $20 ($36 new).
15 tooth front sprocket (aftermarket) $32, Honda one = $44.
Replacement (non-OEM) R/R = $299.
Battery = around $40, IIRC.
Front caliper bolt = $7.
Semi-synthetic oil (Motul 5100) = $49
Vacuum gauges (for balancing carbs) = $145
Hope this helps.
brit_vtr
18th May 2004, 18:40
I recently had a pair of Avon Azaros (AV49-SP front and AV46?-ST rear) fitted to my VTR1000, AND a set of braided s/s front brake hoses AND all brake/clutch fluids replaced. Cost just under $750. Price for tyres on their own would've been $529 fitted.
Other costs: Set of front caliper seals = $107
Headlight bulb = $19
New APE camchain tensioners would've cost me $270 for the pair, and a throttle position sensor would've been around $200, but I bought the lot from the UK for $265. OEM camchain tensioners are $260 each.
Exhaust clamp (second-hand) was $20 ($36 new).
15 tooth front sprocket (aftermarket) $32, Honda one = $44.
Replacement (non-OEM) R/R = $299.
Battery = around $40, IIRC.
Front caliper bolt = $7.
Semi-synthetic oil (Motul 5100) = $49
Vacuum gauges (for balancing carbs) = $145
Hope this helps.
It does, thanks. I was beginning to think that "Ol Blighty" was rather a "rip orf" country but it does'nt seem too bad compared to the above prices.
Based on 1.00 UK pound = 2.70 NZ Dollars
RiderInBlack
18th May 2004, 20:09
No way Mate! I could get genuie pipe works and collector box for my CBR1000FL for 155pound in UK (by the time feight, import tax and GST is add, it would cost me about $1000NZ to import it). To buy here it would cost me well over $2000NZ once GST (tax) is added. So count your blessings. Oh, and if you are planning to come down under could you smuggle some cheap parts in for us (we'll send you a wish list)?:msn-wink:
brit_vtr
18th May 2004, 20:26
No way Mate! I could get genuie pipe works and collector box for my CBR1000FL for 155pound in UK (by the time feight, import tax and GST is add, it would cost me about $1000NZ to import it). To buy here it would cost me well over $2000NZ once GST (tax) is added. So count your blessings. Oh, and if you are planning to come down under could you smuggle some cheap parts in for us (we'll send you a wish list)?:msn-wink:
Always willing to support a little bit of "enterprise", specially as its for A. Fellow Bikers & B. Kiwi's.
:innocent:
And any chance of getting me some duty free perfume too please?
I pay around $500 for a set of Pirelli Diablos for my 800.
I don't know if my 1000 ones will cost more, as that's going to have a 180 rear, whereas my 800 is a 160.
brit_vtr
19th May 2004, 07:05
And any chance of getting me some duty free perfume too please?
I pay around $500 for a set of Pirelli Diablos for my 800.
I don't know if my 1000 ones will cost more, as that's going to have a 180 rear, whereas my 800 is a 160.
Perfume....can do engine oil, racing unleaded, anti freeze, but perfume (surely real riders dont need perfume :D
Pirelli SuperCorsa 180/55/ZR17 about 130 pounds = 344 dollars (todays exchange rate (1 pound = 2.65 dollars)
Michelin Pilot Race about 140 pounds
Pirelli Diablo 160/60/ZR17 about 100 pounds
Perfume....can do engine oil, racing unleaded, anti freeze, but perfume (surely real riders dont need perfume :D
Pirelli SuperCorsa 180/55/ZR17 about 130 pounds = 344 dollars (todays exchange rate (1 pound = 2.65 dollars)
Michelin Pilot Race about 140 pounds
Pirelli Diablo 160/60/ZR17 about 100 pounds
Hmm. Tyres about the same price then.
Yes, some real riders DO wear perfume!! (and of course I only like expensive French ones!)
vifferman
19th May 2004, 16:46
And any chance of getting me some duty free perfume too please?
I pay around $500 for a set of Pirelli Diablos for my 800.
I don't know if my 1000 ones will cost more, as that's going to have a 180 rear, whereas my 800 is a 160.
I was quoted $500 fitted for a set of Diablos for the VTR, that's got a 180/55-R17 on the rear, so it shouldn't cost you nay more for your 1000 than for your 800.
SPman
19th May 2004, 20:20
Yes, some real riders DO wear perfume!! (and of course I only like expensive French ones!) I do all the time! :eek:
A bottle of J C Gaultier Homme, if you please, my good man :calm:
Lou Girardin
20th May 2004, 06:47
When you take into account earning power etc. Their pound equals roughly one dollar.
brit_vtr
20th May 2004, 08:00
I do all the time! :eek:
A bottle of J C Gaultier Homme, if you please, my good man :calm:
Bottle of Wot ??.....sounds like some disease or worse an American politician, do you drink it or wear it ??.
:cool2:
My poison is Boucheron and Pôeme by Lancôme. Guess they sound foreign as well huh?
Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.5 Copyright © 2025 vBulletin Solutions Inc. All rights reserved.