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    CBR1000 go fast bits

    Hi guys

    Just trying to price up a slip on and a power commander for my 05 blade.

    Does anyone know of any good deals going on at the moment, i would prefer to buy in New Zealand but it looks like it will be cheaper to buy from USA.

    Looks like i will be spending around $1k unless anyone knows of a great deal.

    Thanks
    Bring on the weekend

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    Just be aware that you have no warranty on a PClll if its not a Kiwi one,I found out the hard way when mine died and had to buy another one in NZ,they record all the serial #'s for NZ new.
    I've got a stainless micron(used) off my 06 in the shed,think it'll fit the 04/05 but pay to check, ....$450..its oval and it good nik,coupla small stone dings underneath from tyre.
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    Yep, no warranty on the PCIII if it dies and you brought it overseas...

    However, I brought mine when I was in Cali (no shipping, no duty), and even if I had to have another freighted over, the combined cost would still be less than what it was worth here. So, I spent the savings on a Dynojet LCD touch screen, and a wide band commander Bloody Wide Band Commander was $900 here... was less than NZD$400 over there.

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    look's like you might have to go see rik for the power commander mate. you should send a message to my bro about a can, he might know of one.
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    I buy all my parts at www.bombaymotorsports.com. The owner is a friend, excellent rider, been in the business for many years and has the best prices anywhere. His store is in Lost Angeles, US of A.

    I recently bought a 6000k hid light for my bike that was about $145 US ($170 NZ) and it was almost double that price here in NZ... Never pay retail!

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    How often does an ECU just "Die" though?

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    Cheers for that guys, looks like i mite try and find a power commander from NZ. Although i have never heard of one breaking yet?
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    Yeah, they die, not frequently, but it does happen. Certainly not factory ECU reliable that's for sure.

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    the best way to make your blade to go faster...... trade it on a zx10r lol
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    I got some rear sets via the net and forgot I would have to pay GST - I think if the value is over a grand I think you wil be hit for import duty as well as GST
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    Quote Originally Posted by wharfy View Post
    I got some rear sets via the net and forgot I would have to pay GST - I think if the value is over a grand I think you wil be hit for import duty as well as GST
    They can be a bit subjective. The ohlins shock for my Fireblade turned up the other day, $500 US + freight on the customs docket, and it went straight thru. (was pleasantly surprised)

    In general customs seem towork on a minimum tariff of $50 NZ for duty and GST. Less than that and it costs them more in paperwork and admin to process.

    PS, there is NO duty on motorcycle parts, just GST.
    http://www.customs.govt.nz/importers...ms+Charges.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by fatzx10r View Post
    the best way to make your blade to go faster...... trade it on a zx10r lol
    You mean an 08 CBR 1000 lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deano View Post
    You mean an 08 CBR 1000 lol
    or that
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