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Cos
25-05-05, 12:27 PM
Anyone used these guys before www.n-w-s.com

Just phoned up George Whites to get my first service arranged and also mentioned that I wanted to replace the snow plough on the back. They said they use the tail tidy from the above company and can fit it for me (to see it goto Suzuki - SV - SV650K3).

Seems like a good idea after the recent pictures of trying to fit the Hamicad one with a chef's knife !

Carsick
25-05-05, 12:34 PM
I haven't seen or used the FE from NWS, but I have the pivot stand from them and it's bloody good.
Very good quality construction and very quick delivery.
Most people also seem to be of the opinion that NWS make pretty good stuff.

Flamin_Squirrel
25-05-05, 12:37 PM
The hamicad fender eliminator is fine, halls fitting methods are not 8)

Iansv
25-05-05, 12:45 PM
Heard good reports on the stand and I have a can hanger of theres too, tis good quality stuff

Amanda M
25-05-05, 01:33 PM
Fizzwheel has my old NWS carbon hugger off my SV on his now - quality stuff from them 8)

Amanda

Ceri JC
25-05-05, 02:29 PM
Check your bike after their first service- after mine, the gear lever fell off and the electrics were playing up. Could be chance that they both happened just after the first service, but I've had no problems before or since and I'm not risking using them again. On the flip side, their clothing/accessories dept. is very good and I still use that regularly
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Cos
25-05-05, 02:59 PM
Ceri JC - Are you saying you had problems with George Whites in particular ?

I'm taking mine there as the first service is free but plan to take it there after as i don't want to use Fowlers

Biker Biggles
25-05-05, 07:55 PM
NWS very good.
They are a small engineering firm in Hertford and make good quality stuff.
Ive got a carbon hugger (half price factory second,cant tell)on the sv,and a grab rail and plastic hugger on my zx9r.I had one of their huggers on my old zx6r too and all have been faultless.
Another reason I would recommend them is that they fitted my 9r hugger on the spot because I couldnt get it in my rucksack.Nothing like good customer service.

Anonymous
25-05-05, 08:00 PM
Cos the thing with the lever seems to be a K4 (?? correct me chaps) specific niggle (or problem if its does fall off) so best to have a check before you ride off or ask the mechanic to look at it with you.

Check what they will charge to fit the tidy. Me or any other of the locals would be able to help you do the tail tidy in an hour or so, so don't get stung.

Cos
26-05-05, 09:54 AM
Thanks for the offer Rich - very kind of you !

tomjones2
30-05-05, 11:12 PM
i mentioned this in another thread but had a lot of problem with fitting NWS stuff especialy the tail tidy which started to pull my K3 to bits, until i made my own bracket that seems to have solved the problem


i did have my amauter fitting skills checked by a main dealer and they agreed with me that there was problems with the tail tidy,

hugger didn't fit either

very good customer service though took the hugger back without any fuss

Cos
06-06-05, 02:35 PM
£50 for the tail tidy but another £50 for the labour so sod that - they can do the service and that will be all !

Maybe i'll get the Hamicad one and save my money on paying for the fitting