www.boxertrix.com

Early type fork legs with Brembo calipers 0.17
Later type fok legs with BMW badged calipers 0.49

oyster wrote:I then asked Pro-bolt for some rear disc bolts, they didnt have a clue. Three sales reps on the stand. I thought the rears were the same as Triumph, they thought H*nda. They had no catalogue to check. No sale.

Triumph

Much as I dislike being told what to do and very rarely read instruction books, take the advice of the good guys at Autocom - they know their stuff
My advice would be to buy a bike without ABS then you can wire your skwark box wherever you want

Why buy from the States when Sandbar can supply the same product ? Has he done something to upset you ?

winger wrote:Don't work mondays!!!,actually just copied the idea

....or Fridays

Why ? Can't you get your rear wheel drive Sprinter off the drive to go earn a crust ? Should have bought a Fiat Ducato

Mine lived where the puncture repair kit used to be

OK, I'll rise to it then... :roll: My name is Paul, and I'm a GPS user... There are four scenarios where I use my GPS: 1)................. I just plumb in the address, turn off my brain and I arrive there at a predictable time. There you go. discuss. Paul 8) I don't care much for your cavalier atti...

They're too clinical and those unexpected places and people you come across when looking for things all go out the window - as would the satnav after telling me to do a U-turn coz I've gone the wrong way. I think I know best

Fascinating thread people but whatever happened to SOD (sense of direction) :roll: :lol: Never had the luxury of sat nav, getting lost is all part of the adventure? Maybe get round to buying one of these new fangled gadgets one day. :wink: I concur, could have the 'luxury' but don't like being told...

Well the story goes like this Bob (Boxerdog) was looking for people for a group buy on stainless steel front wheel spindles,Boxerpan and myself decideded that we wouldn't lower ourselves and said it's Ti or nothing,so good old Bob got a very good man to make them,includeing the nut,to be honest put...

winger wrote:,to be honest putting them on the bike was nothing short of criminal,they were an absolute work of art and should have gone in a glass case and hung on the wall!!!!

I've gone one better and hung the whole bike on the wall, modern art don't ya just love it

Just invested in a digital camera to show just what a twat I am in spannering my cherished boxer cup at Donnington. I will post pics of damage and rebuild as i get on with it. It is worse than first anticipated,(like my ankle - still in pot) The front alloy tubular frame which houses the oil cooler...

Get Jeffro to ship it from California if his house hasn't burnt down

twodear wrote:

Neil178 wrote:Interested in a Vanderlinde with chip?

Are the Vanderlindes a fully system or just a set of slip-ons? what price? Postage to Oz may be acceptable if the price is right.

Postage may be an issue, the Vanderlinde are bloody heavy