Hi Folks, been away from the scene a little recently due to ill health and made the decision to pack in the rat race of big industry and fly solo to earn my crust. As of today I am now self employed with only myself to shout at and K2 Custom Classics is officially open for business.
As many of you may know I have been making custom bits for years as a hobby and building scooters since I was a wee lad but now we are open for business and have a nice new shiny website full of pictures of the kind of things I do.
Please have a look and talk about it everywhere or it will never appear on google etc.
The website is http://www.k2customs.co.uk , you will have to type it into the top bar to find it as the search engines cant find me yet.
You can still find me on facebook as Keith Newman
custom parts new venture
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wots the length measurement on the long zaurst nuts?
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all I am getting is a vynelwrap company from inverness ![Question :?:](./images/smilies/icon_question.gif)
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In reply to the above :
Number plates take about 3 weeks
Nuts are about 30mm long
Website just click on the blue writing at the bottom of my post and it goes straight into site.
Cheers
Keith
Number plates take about 3 weeks
Nuts are about 30mm long
Website just click on the blue writing at the bottom of my post and it goes straight into site.
Cheers
Keith
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Best of luck with it. Looked at your site and realise I have one of those flywheel holder multi tools which I think I bought in Brid. Great piece of kit and not expensive.
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I'll have a measure on the one long Zaurst nut I have left. Handy if they hang lower than the cowl for a quick tighten!
Good luck in your new venture. I'm currently have a web designer sorting me a website for work & also getting online marketing advice. Facebook business page using key words Lambretta v+*pa and use the boost will kickstart you well if nowt else it'll have a lot of folks on your page. Good luck.
Good luck in your new venture. I'm currently have a web designer sorting me a website for work & also getting online marketing advice. Facebook business page using key words Lambretta v+*pa and use the boost will kickstart you well if nowt else it'll have a lot of folks on your page. Good luck.