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Qkchk
6th August 2008, 12:07
FYI

Was in the local Supercheap (www.supercheapauto.co.nz/products/spare-parts.aspx) earlier today and spotted for Motorcycles:

- Vesrah brake pads
- Vesrah Oil Filters
- Ready Air filters (Mainly for the MX guys)

Plus that paint saver stuff for Motorbikes (Stops stone chips and wear 'n tear on your paintwork) something like $45 per roll.

Devil
6th August 2008, 15:52
FYI

Was in the local Supercheap (www.supercheapauto.co.nz/products/spare-parts.aspx) earlier today and spotted for Motorcycles:

- Vesrah brake pads
- Vesrah Oil Filters
- Ready Air filters (Mainly for the MX guys)

Plus that paint saver stuff for Motorbikes (Stops stone chips and wear 'n tear on your paintwork) something like $45 per roll.

Dodgy Mofo's.

Repco have been doing that stuff for a little while now (the vesrah brands) and also stock DID chains, FFM helmets and some random luggage. Tank bags n stuff. Wairau Rd REPCO definately.

bungbung
6th August 2008, 16:05
Local supercheap here has "hiflo filtro" branded oil filters

The Vesrah stuff listed above

Some euro branded bike oil, can't remember who.

Very small range of bike NGK plugs.

Motu
6th August 2008, 17:21
And Castrol R30!:niceone:

Well,they did have some :msn-wink:

Sully60
6th August 2008, 17:23
And Castrol R30!:niceone:

Well,they did have some :msn-wink:

Snif sniff, ahhhhh! :D

geoffm
6th August 2008, 19:39
Some Century bike batteries as well = limited sizes but cheaper than the bike shop.

Shaun
7th August 2008, 18:10
Dodgy Mofo's.

Repco have been doing that stuff for a little while now (the vesrah brands) and also stock DID chains, FFM helmets and some random luggage. Tank bags n stuff. Wairau Rd REPCO definately.





Dodgy Mofo's.



How come mate:Offtopic:

Katman
7th August 2008, 18:42
I guess I'll just have to hope my customers prefer to deal with someone who values their custom rather than a spotty faced teenager who wouldn't know his arse from his elbow.

98tls
7th August 2008, 18:47
FYI

Plus that paint saver stuff for Motorbikes (Stops stone chips and wear 'n tear on your paintwork) something like $45 per roll. I am really surprised at the number of bikes without this stuff on them,i have it all over the TL including fork legs etc,put on right its almost invisable and works great,peel it off and my 10 year old bike still looks like new.

madandy
7th August 2008, 19:18
I guess I'll just have to hope my customers prefer to deal with someone who values their custom rather than a spotty faced teenager who wouldn't know his arse from his elbow.

When it comes to parts like pads & filters etc. just how do you show your customers you value their custom?

Every bike shop I've ever bought a part from goes like this:
me: I'd like an oil filter for a xyz
them: yup, that's $xyz thanks.
me: sweet, here ya go.
them: thanks, see ya.

Katman
7th August 2008, 19:21
When it comes to parts like pads & filters etc. just how do you show your customers you value their custom?



For a start, by remembering their name.

CB ARGH
7th August 2008, 19:21
I guess I'll just have to hope my customers prefer to deal with someone who values their custom rather than a spotty faced teenager who wouldn't know his arse from his elbow.

The guys at Repco Henderson are smart bastards (I used to work there)... I'm not sure about "heaps" of bike parts.... but they do stock the NGK's and oil if you want to use automotive oil... which you shouldn't really do.

They also stock life jackets... if you plan to go for a bit of a ride in the lake. :shit:

madandy
7th August 2008, 19:24
For a start, by remembering their name.

Honah Lee must be a small town huh:sunny:

98tls
7th August 2008, 19:29
Personally i would still rather go to the bike shop,i know everyone in there and no matter how big/small the part theres always a bit of banter and generally spend way more time in there than i meant to.To many places in the world to be just a number on a credit card,my bikes shops not one of them.

Katman
7th August 2008, 19:35
Honah Lee must be a small town huh:sunny:

Maybe Honah Lee just has one of the better bike shops around.

:msn-wink:

TKDSKIP
7th August 2008, 19:43
Repco Australia (and therefor NZ i guess) have Mcleod Accessories www.mcleodaccessories.com.au as part of an group of companies. Mcleod Accossories are suppliers of
DRIRIDER
SHOEI
HJC
M2R
NOFEAR
SIDI
FLY RACING
TCX
TEKNIC
MAXXIS
DRAGON
BIG GUN
ASTERISK
CASTROL
READY FILTERS
MECHANIX WEAR
EVOMX
DID CHAIN
CHENG SHIN TYRES
WILLIE & MAX
SUPER START
MASTER LOCK
Ctek
and supply alot of motorcycle shops in Aust.

It could be just a matter of time before they are selling this stuff at your local Repco.

Katman
7th August 2008, 19:46
It could be just a matter of time before they are selling this stuff at your local Repco.

And then it's just me versus the spotty faced teenager.

:msn-wink:

TKDSKIP
7th August 2008, 19:50
And then it's just me versus the spotty faced teenager.

:msn-wink:

For sure. And excellent customer service and a good knowlage base will generally get the repeat business, especially with such an emotive thing as someones bike.

98tls
7th August 2008, 19:51
Repco can go fuck themselves,awhile back i bought a can of Automotive paint with a colour coded cap thing on it,cost bugger all but when i went to use it it wasnt the same colour as advertised on the cap:bash:no problem methinks i will just take it back,ive spent plenty in there over the years so when this overweight HSV wearing sack of shit tells me "i cant return it" even though he agreed it was the wrong colour i chucked the can on the counter never to return,whenever i go to the big smoke i take a list of stuff that mates want and buy it from somewhere,anywhere but Repco.

Katman
7th August 2008, 19:57
For sure. And excellent customer service and a good knowlage base will generally get the repeat business, especially with such an emotive thing as someones bike.

Exactly. I'll start sweating when that spotty faced teenager starts asking "Would you like some knowledgable advice with that bodil of oarl, sir?"

:msn-wink:

sthamerica
2nd September 2008, 22:02
Anyone tried that new Bits 4 Bikes site? Looks like a bunch of stuff available.

gav
2nd September 2008, 22:29
Exactly. I'll start sweating when that spotty faced teenager starts asking "Would you like some knowledgable advice with that bodil of oarl, sir?"

:msn-wink:
Of course with that arrogant attitude I'm sure you do very well, not every one who works at Repco is a spotty teenager, like any shop if you find helpful staff go back and make it known. Bike owners always get a bit of a buzz when they find out the Repco dude actually knows a thing or two about *shock, horror* motorcycles. Always chuckle because they tend to be reluctant to say what they have, thinking like you, Repco, why bother .... Classic case the other day had a guy looking for some clear plastic, asked what bike he had, turns out he had a Bimota, and you could what he was thinking .... YB I asked, no SB6 .... ahhhh those beam frames look great! Think he was stunned I'd of one and knew the model he had. Turned out it was a Jap import owned by a collector who had it mounted up on his wall, it had done bugger all miles but as a result the speedo drive had siezed. Had a good old chatter about some options, think he quite enjoyed the chance to talk about his bike. Certainly didnt look like the type of guy who you would think would own something like that, and also I bet there would be plenty of spotty teens working in bike shops who would have no clue about what he owned.
Oh by the way most Repco's now stock the full Castrol motorcycle oil range. I think only North Shore at this stage is doing helmets etc. But yeah, have mentioned that we should be trying to get the McLeod range into more of our stores. The problem lies that usually the overseas supplier will have one deal for Aus and a seperate sole distributor for NZ. When Repco started selling lifejackets we became Hutchwilco's biggest customer overnight, if Repco did want to flex some muscle some bike shops would soon find it hard to find some key lines.

Katman
2nd September 2008, 22:39
Sorry to hurt your feelings gav.

Maybe you're the one exception to the rule.

(But good on you for being brave enough to own up to working for Repco. You have my sympathy.)

gav
2nd September 2008, 22:40
Sorry to hurt your feelings gav.

Maybe you're the one exception to the rule.
No worries mate, I don't think I'm the only Repco mug err I mean employee on KB am I? :innocent:

Sparky Bills
2nd September 2008, 22:50
I used to work at Repco...:headbang:

Lets start a Repco-massive! haha

Katman
2nd September 2008, 22:52
Repco - "if you can't find the tool you want on our shelves it's probably because he's behind the counter".

:msn-wink:

gav
2nd September 2008, 22:54
LOL, normally short staffed arent they?