Scooterotica

Can not wait for the Tin can /tin foil 5 speed gearbox

i dont know there stuff ive had has been at least average often better, they have a reasonable returns policy the owner might be an @rseh@le but then again id never shop at £M tuning couse that guys a c£ck as well, then there that bloke in the north east " who has never heard of that before" swings and randalbouts

what,s the price on these? as i notice the rimini gearchange has jumped from £75 to £125.as this part is not so critical as the gearbox which i would not scrimp on it could be a good way to get the effect with a saving.

Kin right! If if fits and works then all is ok.

soosh wrote:Kin right! If if fits and works then all is ok.

Can't argue with that.

a.lo.v2 wrote:what,s the price on these? as i notice the rimini gearchange has jumped from £75 to £125.as this part is not so critical as the gearbox which i would not scrimp on it could be a good way to get the effect with a saving.

theres isnt any reason it should be more than a standard one really although i expect they had to produce a new casting mold for these

I recently recieved some parts from them and have to say the quality was at least as good as the italian stuff I have bought, some of the stuff was better, ignition, seat frame and panels particularly. Have to also mention that as there was a damaged part the communication and service was excellent, when things go wrong this is the time a company shows its true colours. There is some tin can rubbish made in india and Vietnam, I wouldent lump them in with these companies though.

They do come up with some good ideas. Like the wheel rims you can remove the studs from. Well, it sounds like it ought to be a good idea. I don't know what it's like in practice.

soosh wrote:If if fits and works then all is ok.

This is something some UK parts producers could look into..

allright for whatever reasons the geezer has been a tw@7 in the past, but i cant knock his stuff, always been very well made, puts some of the stuff for sale from uk dealers to shame