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WarrenW
26th March 2009, 17:35
Hi All,
Here are some sample photos of what we can make. Just give me the dimensions and we will machine them from nylon rod for you.
3 sizes shown from 40mm rod, 40mm, 60mm and 100mm in length. Predrilled for mounting.

Total cost for those shown $95

email me wagener @ inspire.net.nz

Cheers
Warren.
ajturbo
26th March 2009, 18:49
you saying $95 for 18!! wow that's a good deal there matey!!!
WarrenW
26th March 2009, 19:00
Nah AJ 3 pictures of the same ones so 6 in all.
roadracingoldfart
27th March 2009, 06:33
Hi All,
Here are some sample photos of what we can make. Just give me the dimensions and we will machine them from nylon rod for you.
3 sizes shown from 40mm rod, 40mm, 60mm and 100mm in length. Predrilled for mounting.

Total cost for those shown $95

email me wagener @ inspire.net.nz

Cheers
Warren.



And the pilot hole size is ????
" " " counterbore dia is ????

:whistle::sweatdrop
WarrenW
27th March 2009, 06:37
You name it, we will make it Paul. Rod size is optional too. Give us dimensions of what you want and we will price it for you. Jonathan does the machining on my lathe.:stupid:
davebullet
27th March 2009, 07:08
What a bloody good idea!
Korea
27th March 2009, 08:22
Could you do them in black too? :blip:
YAMASAKI
27th March 2009, 08:50
Could you do them in black too? :blip:

yeah i agree, that colour kinda reminds me of flesh coloured underwear :sick:
WarrenW
27th March 2009, 11:28
I believe we can get nylon in black as well. Will get my sone to confirm.
WarrenW
2nd April 2009, 06:45
Confirmed we can get them in nylon black. Also another material other than nylon which will supposedly wear better in a crash. Still getting pricing and colours for that type.
steveyb
2nd April 2009, 16:25
Just a quick idea to improve the product, but it does make extra work.
Make a cap that pops into the hole at the end.
This cap, maybe 15mm deep is the part that wears and can then be popped out and replaced.
Helps save replacing the whole item.
I will be keen on some black ones when I get the dimensions.
TOTO
7th April 2009, 11:59
I'd be interested in two 100mm black ones. Let me know how much are the ones from the new material that you are thinking about.
TOTO
26th May 2009, 21:01
I actually need one 130mm and one 150mm , in black.

Warren I have sent you an E-mail. Hope its doable, coz that will be fantastic :yes:
Pumba
26th May 2009, 22:01
Hmmm, mised this the first time round.

The crash knobs in the phots above have seen far more action than I would have liked since reciving (read I fall off A LOT) them and I can report that they have held up increadibly well.

Top product for a very reasonable price. Thanks Warren:niceone:
TOTO
26th May 2009, 22:04
Hmmm, mised this the first time round.

The crash knobs in the phots above have seen far more action than I would have liked since reciving (read I fall off A LOT) them and I can report that they have held up increadibly well.

Top product for a very reasonable price. Thanks Warren:niceone:

Wicked Stuff Pumba. Thanks for that. Always nice to know the product is tested and working well.

Sorry you fall off alot tho :confused:
Pumba
26th May 2009, 22:06
Sorry you fall off alot tho :confused:

Its ok its, they are on the FXR:Punk:, not the Triumph:shit:
TOTO
26th May 2009, 22:08
Its ok its, they are on the FXR:Punk:, not the Triumph:shit:

would you put them on your Triumph tho ?
scracha
27th May 2009, 05:11
A very good product at a bloody great price. I'm sure I'll be testing them out soon enough.
Pumba
27th May 2009, 21:00
would you put them on your Triumph tho ?

Yes I would (they would need to be black though)
SixPackBack
27th May 2009, 21:21
Confirmed we can get them in nylon black. Also another material other than nylon which will supposedly wear better in a crash. Still getting pricing and colours for that type.

What is the other material WarrenW?
hayd3n
27th May 2009, 21:36
What is the other material WarrenW?

most likely uhmwpe google it
SixPackBack
27th May 2009, 22:34
most likely uhmwpe google it

There are a few different materials WarrenW could be using, ultra high molecular weight polyethylene is only one possible material.
roadracingoldfart
28th May 2009, 21:11
A very good product at a bloody great price. I'm sure I'll be testing them out soon enough.



I can back that statement up . really good stuff Wagener family :clap:


And if Steevie tried them out that will be the ultimate tests as he dont do small offs lol.:brick::rofl: :slap: