Hi
I fitted a ScootRS disc to my GP when I built it a couple of years ago and I'm so impressed I want to get one for my SX.
To avoid another unfortunate incident concerning import duty and delivery to my work address I'd like to buy one from a UK dealer.
Does anyone know if I can get a genuine ScootRS Superfly (that's the shiney one) disc kit in the UK (or EU I suppose would be ok?)
Thanks for any replies
Nigel
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Scooters Rock (aka Kings Lynn scooters) are I believe stockists of ScootRS stuff, although there have been questions raised about their speed of delivery.
http://www.scooters-rock.com/adjustable ... -660-p.asp
http://www.scooters-rock.com/adjustable ... -660-p.asp
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The Scooters-rock one seems more current with braided hose.
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Please order from Scooters-rock. He clearly does care about quality from conversations we've had. Here's a post he made on here before:
The other place linked to above is NOT our reseller. They are selling the Sterling/SPAQ items noted above because a little cheaper. We've asked them to either carry ours or please remove all the info copied from our website and photos of our items. We'll have to ask one more time, I guess.PeteSR wrote:if your buying make sure you get the ScootRS type (pressure cast) as opposed to the Sterling/SPAQ type (sand cast) - we have seen one of the pepperpot styles crack on the thinnest part of the hub and also a standard outboard one crack the mounting lugs (which resulted in the wheel rim parting from the hub after it happened - both were Sterling/SPAQ - just thought id better share this info with you
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http://scooterotica.org/forum/viewtopic ... oters+rockdapper wrote:Scooters Rock (aka Kings Lynn scooters) are I believe stockists of ScootRS stuff, although there have been questions raised about their speed of delivery.
http://www.scooters-rock.com/adjustable ... -660-p.asp
Just my opinion, but with service like that I'd take my money elsewhere, try ScootRS.com
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Thanks for the response guys! Much appreciated.
I don't have a problem in dealing direct with ScootRS, however I do like to get things delivered to work. On the last occassion our import/export company delivered my disc brake but the bill for import duty fell into the works system with potentially dire consequences. Luckily I managed to make contact and paid it quickly!
It would be far easier for me to order it from the UK/EU and have it delivered to work
Mike, thanks for the link to the previous thread. I remember reading it now.
I'm waiting for replies from a couple of dealers regarding availability, I'll let you all know what the outcome is.
Cheers,
Nigel
I don't have a problem in dealing direct with ScootRS, however I do like to get things delivered to work. On the last occassion our import/export company delivered my disc brake but the bill for import duty fell into the works system with potentially dire consequences. Luckily I managed to make contact and paid it quickly!
It would be far easier for me to order it from the UK/EU and have it delivered to work
Mike, thanks for the link to the previous thread. I remember reading it now.
I'm waiting for replies from a couple of dealers regarding availability, I'll let you all know what the outcome is.
Cheers,
Nigel
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This happened to me once with some really expensive Apple monitor cables. I'd ordered them for myself but had them delivered at work, the reception signed for them and they appeared in my pigeon hole. Never got the bill and I assume the company paid the invoice.sideout wrote:On the last occassion our import/export company delivered my disc brake but the bill for import duty fell into the works system with potentially dire consequences.
Don't think it would work with scooter stuff though.
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Sorry I've got none.eibargum wrote:Got mine from justlambretta.com, he even deliverd it free of charge as he was down my way , and a nice bloke aswell.
"Nice bloke" ................. sorry I must have been having an off day.