brembo billet caliper - Page 2

loony888 · 20-Mar-2006, 02:46

outstanding!! top work guys, that has all been very helpful, and yeah they're bloody expensive everywhere. but if i can save the freight and customs charges by paying retail in the U.K i'm in front.

loony888 · 20-Mar-2006, 11:13

Quote:

Originally posted by Felix
Found the US site: http://gpcmoto.com/productcloseup.as...4&PROD_ID=1552

thanks felix! just ordered my caliper from this mob, cheap as chips!!
trust a yorkshireman to sniff out a deal

Felix · 20-Mar-2006, 11:29

Quote:

Originally posted by loony888
trust a yorkshireman to sniff out a deal

I am just a tourist.

loony888 · 21-Mar-2006, 04:01

Quote:

Originally posted by loony888

Quote:

Originally posted by Felix
Found the US site: http://gpcmoto.com/productcloseup.as...4&PROD_ID=1552

thanks felix! just ordered my caliper from this mob, cheap as chips!!
trust a yorkshireman to sniff out a deal

*UPDATE*
placed my order, $519US, received an e-mail today, the price has gone up....to$838US
not too happy, oh well, i'll keep looking.

Felix · 21-Mar-2006, 09:50

That's shite! False advertising that is. Tell 'em!

loony888 · 06-Apr-2006, 08:19

o.k, got an AP Racing 2 piston rear caliper with pads delivered for about 280 pounds. lot more reasonable than the brembo, granted, it doesn't have titanium pistons so i'm gonna be .000003 of a second slower past the coffee shop!!! still a very nice caliper and i must say thanks to yeti for reminding me of AP.

[Edited on 6-4-2006 by loony888]

italian888 · 06-Apr-2006, 11:34

come on Paul we know you never ride past them without ordering Latte and Lemon tart.
Rob.

final_edition · 07-Apr-2006, 03:29

[quote]Originally posted by loony888
o.k, i'm going to be in england for the TT in june (woohoo!!!)

If you're coming all the way to England from Oz, you might as well do the short hop to the IOM to watch the TT. As Television coverage in England of the TT is rather poor.

[Edited on 7-4-2006 by final_edition]

loony888 · 07-Apr-2006, 08:05

[quote]Originally posted by final_edition

Quote:

Originally posted by loony888
o.k, i'm going to be in england for the TT in june (woohoo!!!)

If you're coming all the way to England from Oz, you might as well do the short hop to the IOM to watch the TT. As Television coverage in England of the TT is rather poor.

[Edited on 7-4-2006 by final_edition]

don't worry! i'm not flying all that way without getting to the TT. can't wait either.

loony888 · 07-Apr-2006, 08:06

Quote:

Originally posted by italian888
come on Paul we know you never ride past them without ordering Latte and Lemon tart.
Rob.

rob, that's a mocchacino and a berry cheescake slice......you *******!

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20-Mar-2006, 02:46	#11
loony888 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 382 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: brisbane australia Mood: sensational!! outstanding!! top work guys, that has all been very helpful, and yeah they're bloody expensive everywhere. but if i can save the freight and customs charges by paying retail in the U.K i'm in front. Reply

21-Mar-2006, 09:50	#15
Felix Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,467 Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: North Yorkshire Mood: Is 112 dB loud enough?? What?? That's shite! False advertising that is. Tell 'em! Reply

06-Apr-2006, 11:34	#17
italian888 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 117 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Mood: irish & dry please come on Paul we know you never ride past them without ordering Latte and Lemon tart. Rob. Reply