Potential pointy Adjuster Plates Group Buy

[stormingjoe]

Top bloke that Bibio, 3 cheers

Good job, top bloke Bibio, did you say you can provide the additonal scottoiler attachment if needed?

Picked mine up from the sorting office this morning, I know what I'll be doing after work! Cheers Lance.

[sniff]

Stupid question but, are the adjusters on the Bandit the same size by any chance?

[Jayneflakes]

Originally Posted by Bibio

seems people are happy which is good. i know they are a bit rough in places but it couldn't be helped everything should be hidden when they are on though and if not then gives a PM and i'll sort it if your not happy.

i really do want people to be happy with my products and feedback is all important good or bad that way i can address points that need addressing.

i noticed one thing with the packaging when it was sitting overnight and that was the opening were coming loose at the corner which i shall address when i do other products.

group buy's are good but i think it's not fair on the site so i will be hoping to get a website up and running within the next month or two so keep an eye on my sig

I took my bike down to Bike Night here in Weston last night and showed your plates to my mechanic friend. He was extremely complimentary on your workmanship and was impressed with your lower arm for the oil feed.

I also posted a picture to Tutoro and told them what you had made, they too were hugely impressed with how good your oiler arm is.

If you were to ask me if I am one hundred percent happy with the plates now fitted to my bike, I would say yes I am. If you really wanted to put a final polish them as a product for sale, maybe put a smoother curved chamfer on the cut edges and drilled holes. However, this is not a criticism, only an observation because I am really looking hard for anything that could be improved.

I think that you have developed an excellent product, but your market maybe is a bit specialist. Could you look in other bikes that use a similar design and improve their plates too.

As for the oil feed pipe arm, that is absolute genius.

Packaging was good and the plates arrived safely. I liked that you wrapped them in foam inside too to stop them getting scratched in transit.

When you are finished putting your web page together, drop me a line with the URL and I will talk to our radio station web developer about putting a link on our page for you.

Thank you Lance, your hard work was really appreciated and it does show when the final product is fitted to the bike.

[Bibio]

thank you all for the kind words. i'm in a bit of a rush today and i'll reply to all when i get back from GMV.

Jayne... your a star

[JamesMio]

Originally Posted by Bibio

i will be hoping to get a website up and running within the next month or two so keep an eye on my sig

"Ahem... hum-de-dum-du-dum-dum-da-dum......."

Creatomatic web design

*cough cough, "owned by 2 bikers", *cough...

[Nobbylad]

I know the Scottoiler plate would look better on the inside, however with it where it is, it rests nicely against the plate and was already bent to the angle it is at when used on the bobbin.

Good work Lance

Recieved and all is looking great, cannot wait to fit it!

Thanks a lot Lance, great work!

I fitted mine today, was a bit nervous in case I messed something up but it was pretty easy and only took 10 minutes at the most. They look well on the silver swing arm.