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T.W.R
28th July 2008, 12:36
Anyone know who is the NZ Importer/distributor for Bimota here in NZ ??

Boss has spotted the DB7 article in the Motorcycle trader and is :drool::drool:

imdying
28th July 2008, 12:39
If you get stuck, give eMoto a call, I don't think they are, but will probably know who is :)

T.W.R
28th July 2008, 15:11
If you get stuck, give eMoto a call, I don't think they are, but will probably know who is :)

Cheers we tried them but they basically didn't want to know :Pokey: only interested in 2nd hand Bimotas:pinch:

nodrog
28th July 2008, 15:16
STONEY CREEK POWERSPORTS PTY LTD
67 Berrima Road
NSW 2577 Moss Vale
Area: Australia - New Zeland
Manager: Mr. Paul Nobbs
Email: paul@scps.net.au

web: http://www.stoneycreekpowersports.com.au

Phone: 0061 02 4868 3933
Fax: 0061 02 4868 3988

email these guys

R6_kid
28th July 2008, 15:21
Maybe try Haldanes in Auckland?

T.W.R
28th July 2008, 18:12
STONEY CREEK POWERSPORTS PTY LTD
67 Berrima Road
NSW 2577 Moss Vale
Area: Australia - New Zeland
Manager: Mr. Paul Nobbs
Email: paul@scps.net.au

web: http://www.stoneycreekpowersports.com.au

Phone: 0061 02 4868 3933
Fax: 0061 02 4868 3988

email these guys


:2thumbsup Cheers, will pass all that info on tomorrow.

He's basically wanting something to keep the Z1R-TC company but it has to be a new bike, saw the DB7 article and has gone all :gob::drool::drool::love: over it :slap:

paturoa
28th July 2008, 19:12
Kerry at Motohaus has had several 2nd hand Bimotas.

Sollyboy
28th July 2008, 19:20
Maybe try Haldanes in Auckland?

yes , they try to sell some bimota V due long time ago , might be make them broke and they shift shop to sth auck ,poor bastards

gammaguy
28th July 2008, 19:37
yes , they try to sell some bimota V due long time ago , might be make them broke and they shift shop to sth auck ,poor bastards


i saw one of those at a sound of thunder a few years back,all hush and knowing looks as it was proudly rolled off the trailer etc.the smart money said it would be showing everything a clean pair of heels that weekend.

LMAO the only thing it showed was how the Italians should leave two strokes to the Japanese,it was slower than most of the 500 BSA singles:bye:

Last i heard it was still around,but the owner doesnt race it anymore<_<

scott411
28th July 2008, 20:02
yes , they try to sell some bimota V due long time ago , might be make them broke and they shift shop to sth auck ,poor bastards

Shaft Motorcycles were the ones that tried to sell the V dues, it was about 97 from memory,

James Deuce
28th July 2008, 20:25
I'll bet you $50 that if he manages to get his hands on one he'll be trading it on a GSXR1000 in short order and will never, ever look at another Italian bike. Which is deeply unfair to most Italian bikes but representative of why Bimota should have died in '92.

As the slogan for my largely unsuccessful range of slippers/running shoes goes: "Just don't do it."

doc
28th July 2008, 20:33
I'll bet you $50 that if he manages to get his hands on one he'll be trading it on a GSXR1000 in short order and will never, ever look at another Italian bike. Which is deeply unfair to most Italian bikes but representative of why Bimota should have died in '92.


No he will be stuck with it. Why would they trade it. Shops do trades to make a profit.

T.W.R
28th July 2008, 20:52
I'll bet you $50 that if he manages to get his hands on one he'll be trading it on a GSXR1000 in short order and will never, ever look at another Italian bike. Which is deeply unfair to most Italian bikes but representative of why Bimota should have died in '92.



:rofl: It's to be an ornament not something that'll be ridden ;)

He's got the TC & a 72 XB GT Falcon already and is also looking at purchasing a limited edition SS Camaro form the US, so another addition to the collection isn't an issue.

Actually have been trying to persuade him into the XLCR Harley thats on TM :yes:

:whistle: As for trading on a gixxer :pinch: Don't need to trade anything when we're running a green dealership ;)

James Deuce
28th July 2008, 21:15
:rofl: It's to be an ornament not something that'll be ridden ;)


Even as an ornament it will cost him vast amounts of money. A Bimota is the only make of motorcycle that can crash and write itself off at a standstill. Without a rider. Or an engine running. Or a wheel turning.

T.W.R
28th July 2008, 21:20
Even as an ornament it will cost him vast amounts of money. A Bimota is the only make of motorcycle that can crash and write itself off at a standstill. Without a rider. Or an engine running. Or a wheel turning.

:shutup:His money he can do what he wants with it :yes:
There's plenty of motorcycles that can better job of what you suggest other than just a Bimota

imdying
29th July 2008, 09:16
Even as an ornament it will cost him vast amounts of money. A Bimota is the only make of motorcycle that can crash and write itself off at a standstill. Without a rider. Or an engine running. Or a wheel turning.Which model did you have?

avgas
29th July 2008, 09:21
Which model did you have?
Vdue most likely :Punk::drool::not:

southernmike
29th July 2008, 09:37
Paul Taylor in CHCH was going to become the distributor but he has buggered off to Oz according to the last thing I read on his nzvtwin web site.

southernmike
29th July 2008, 09:40
I own the domain bimota.co.nz because I was supposed to build the web site for him. It never happened.

T.W.R
29th July 2008, 18:35
Well here's the low-down of today's efforts :niceone:

After speaking directly to Stoney Creek Powersports this is where it's at:

They would not consider selling a aussie destined DB7 to anyone in NZ :nono: as we have an assigned Distributor here so they have an agreement not to deal directly with the NZ public unless it's through the NZ distributor.

So after being directed to who the NZ distributor is and finding out exactly what number of DB7s are destined for Australasia all the necessary information and details were collected and have been sent to Bimota for them to approve :)

There are 2 DB7s pre sold in Australia which are due there in about 6wks and another 2 planned to be sent out in 3-4mths.
There aren't any designated to be sent to NZ (as of yet :rolleyes:)
$35k deposit and they're delivered directly from the Bimota factory

Stay tuned we're looking good to steal one of the aussies :banana:

nodrog
30th July 2008, 07:44
so who is the NZ distibutor? according to the Bimota website, Stoney Creek Powersports was for auzzie and NZ.

Laava
30th July 2008, 08:18
I own the domain bimota.co.nz because I was supposed to build the web site for him. It never happened.
Did it crash?

gammaguy
30th July 2008, 08:26
I own the domain bimota.co.nz because I was supposed to build the web site for him. It never happened.

like most things to do with that guy,like the time he was meant to make me a fairing......:shutup:

southernmike
30th July 2008, 08:35
Did it crash?

It didn't even start!

Kickaha
30th July 2008, 17:55
like most things to do with that guy,like the time he was meant to make me a fairing......:shutup:

You would have been waiting an extremmely long time like all his other clients

HenryDorsetCase
30th July 2008, 18:05
There are 2 DB7s pre sold in Australia which are due there in about 6wks and another 2 planned to be sent out in 3-4mths.
There aren't any designated to be sent to NZ (as of yet :rolleyes:)
$35k deposit and they're delivered directly from the Bimota factory

Stay tuned we're looking good to steal one of the aussies :banana:

whoah! $35k deposit. crikey.

by the way, if anyone rolls up on a Z650 kawasaki with the original pipes, spoked wheels etc, I'd be keen to buy it. or a GPZ550 but they're rockinghorse poo now.

T.W.R
30th July 2008, 18:37
so who is the NZ distibutor? according to the Bimota website, Stoney Creek Powersports was for auzzie and NZ.

Apparently a guy in Auckland (I think his name is Graeme Miller), operating under the Stoney Creek Powersports banner :yes: Sells italian scooters as his main business but is the official NZ distributor. Operates as a separate entity to the Australian business.
Australia weren't prepared to deal with an NZ customer and said that we had to deal directly with the NZ distributor.

According to what we've been told there are a total of 14 air-marked for the Australasian market


whoah! $35k deposit. crikey.

by the way, if anyone rolls up on a Z650 kawasaki with the original pipes, spoked wheels etc, I'd be keen to buy it. or a GPZ550 but they're rockinghorse poo now.

:shutup: $35k dep to confirm the order and then the rest is paid once the order is processed :blink:

76-78 Z650 ?? and I presume you're meaning a twin shock GPZ550 with the handlebar mounted fly-screen fairing & not the later model Uni-Trak half fairing ?

southernmike
30th July 2008, 19:15
You would have been waiting an extremmely long time like all his other clients

Yeah I have a series of emails I kept just in case he ever spun out in my direction again.