I would feal alot safer with a set of forks.
So when he takes this bike out on the road you have to remember ( the block under the stand)
I would feal alot safer with a set of forks.
So when he takes this bike out on the road you have to remember ( the block under the stand)
^you have never seen a block put under a stand for photographic purposes before?
I don't see how you avoid getting burned on the exhaust unless you ride it sidesaddle
So what about the front brake..?
Apart from getting it painted did you upgrade it in anyway?
It would be a shame to see all that cosmetic work go to waste because you ran out of road.
new brake shoes and rebuilt forks.
On the shopping list is upside forks and twin discs, with the ban on importing bike parts it is proving somewhat hard to find what I want locally.
what happens if you buy used bike parts from ebay? would you expect these to slip through the net?
50/50 on what comes through but will be trying that when the right parts come up.
No problem at all - never had anything go missing, as long as you use USPS or whatever national postal service the country has. Private mail handlers (FedEx, DHL et al are crooks here).Originally Posted by draco888
Had many bike or car parts come in have you ?
For what it's worth every parcel I have had shipped via USPS I have been stung by customs, everything else by any other method has not.
$3.00 worth of snap rings cost me $20.00 once Thai customs had their way, thankyou USPS.
$600.00 worth of Helmets (2 Helmets) cost me nothing, thanks DHL.
$80.00 Tactical boots cost me $190.00 once Thai customs had their way, thankyou USPS.
Only had 2 shipments with USPS vs the dozens of others (DHL/EMS/Royal post/Aus Post etc) that have never been touched by Thai customs.
Never again USPS.
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Marmite didn't say nothing he ordered through USPS was taxed- he said everything arrived safely.
I've found that lately stuff shipped via FedEx or UPS from the States has an estimated import duty charge upfront (Amazon does this, among others)- the charges can be ridiculous, and I'd rather take my chances with USPS (I haven't missed a shipment in over 10 years, and I get a lot of things shipped over to LOS).
Sometimes shippers will work with you and assign a lower declared value to your purchase, which usually means less tax- that also limits your insurance coverage, though, so if your item is lost you might be screwed- I generally take the chance and I rarely get charged by customs.
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There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
HST
Yes, quite a few. I always insist on USPS Priority from the US.Originally Posted by Fondles
I usually get charged about 5 to 7 baht for tax. The only time I got charged more (a few hundred) was on a set of carbs.
Fedex, UPS and DHL do not have your best interests at heart when it comes to how much import duty is applied to a package. This is because they kickbacks from customs.Originally Posted by FailSafe
Find me one with a book but do not bother listing the one on Bahtsold.com for Bt.300,000 as that is atleast Bt.150,000 over priced.
Fondles have you looked in here a lot of SR 400 500 .
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Yeah know about that site damn hard without Thai language reading skills.
I wonder how much a BSA Goldstar/ B33 would set you back in Burma these days ?
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