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Old 10-Nov-2004, 22:32   #11
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Old 11-Nov-2004, 10:33   #12
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Firstly let me apologise if this post seems a bit self-serving!

As the UK agent and distibutor for Ilmberger I think that I might have a little insight into this subject.

One of the problems is that a lot of people selling parts these days ( and this particularly applies to carbon fibre) source their parts from different places and different manufacturers. This often means that they do not have any control over the manufacturing process and therefore quality can, and does, change. A prime example is Ducati Performance.

Here comes the self-serving bit!!

A lot of the parts that I import and sell are the parts that DP used to sell, until they changed their supplier. They are made by the same people in the same factory (MS Productions) using the same methods as before. Obviously I keep a check on the competition and in my opinion most of the parts being sold as DP at the moment are considerably inferior to the ones that they used to sell.

It is an easy comparison for me to do. I just compare my product with one of theirs. Three recent ones I compared (at a main dealer)were 999 fairing flaps, Multistrada hugger and 998/996/916/748 hugger. Fit and finish are not even similar and as for price.............!

I am told that DP have e-mailed all the dealers to say that they are no longer supplying huggers or airtubes for the 998/996/916/748 range. The rumour is that they have had so many problems with the fit and quality that they have decided that it is no longer worth the trouble. That means that any that are at the dealers will be from the products that caused the trouble

Anyhow on a lighter note: the original post in this thread mentioned price.

Yesterday the Web Team were sent a list of the items that I have in the 'END OF SEASON SALE'. I sent it to them in the hope that there might be some way of having them post (or allow me to post) it onto the forum to give DSC members a chance before I mail shot the dealers.

Another self-serving bit!!

Then you really could get the best quality at the lowest price. Up to 51% off (and that is off MY prices - let alone off the normal DP prices)

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Old 11-Nov-2004, 10:39   #13
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How much do you charge for freight to NZ...

I'm getting raped from Oz. So the UK can't be much worse. I'm after a carbon front guard for 749/999
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Old 11-Nov-2004, 10:47   #14
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I will need to check.

Price in the sale is £120 inc our VAT so I guess that sending it to you would not need VAT(I need to check that as well) and so it would be £102.13

I will post an answer later today

Thanks for reply.

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Old 11-Nov-2004, 10:50   #15
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That sound's sweet. Any pic's etc????

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Old 11-Nov-2004, 11:14   #16
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I hope that this works. This should be a picture of the front of the Ilmberger 'Sound of Thunder' and 'Battle of the twins' 999S



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Old 11-Nov-2004, 13:52   #17
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sandbar, can you mail an item list and prices to jhayward@fsmail.net
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Old 11-Nov-2004, 13:53   #18
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Old 11-Nov-2004, 17:51   #19
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Sandbar,

have sent you U2U.

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Old 11-Nov-2004, 23:00   #20
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sbwells wrote
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How much do you charge for freight to NZ...

The freight to NZ would be £17.00 for air mail. Delivery approximately one week and it would be insured and would require a signature on delivery.

If you want to go ahead with it then e-mail me on nigel@sandbarcomposites.co.uk with your telephone number and I will call you to arrange details.

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