Potential pointy Adjuster Plates Group Buy

[Bibio]

Originally Posted by Zen Beetle

Bibio's adjuster plates rock! They are easy to install, look good and are far better engineered than the flimsy Suzuki plates. Eureka! no more using clamps and no more risk of mutilating the swing arm when turning the axle nut.

thanks mate so far everyone has been happy and if they are not then they are not saying but knowing this forum i would get slated and the crap take out me if they were not so all must be well

[Jayneflakes]

Mine still look gorgeous, I was even showing them today while stopped in Gordano services with a friend. I love mine, they make my already awesome bike look even more errr... awesomerer!

[Nobbylad]

Bibs... have you thought about getting another batch made up and selling them over on sv rider, or would it not be economical with postage? I guess you could always post batches to one or two US addresses or summat....

[Bibio]

Originally Posted by Nobbylad

Bibs... have you thought about getting another batch made up and selling them over on sv rider, or would it not be economical with postage? I guess you could always post batches to one or two US addresses or summat....

i put a thread up and it seems their not interested.

had 1 pair to Canada and another to USA and that's it after about 2 months. it seems $35 shipped is to much. i don't think they realise just how good these are and at that price they are a steal.. bet if they had a TWF or SVracer sticker on them they would fly out the door

Why not engrave the next batch

[Jayneflakes]

Originally Posted by Elliott

Why not engrave the next batch

With a picture of Bibio...

[Bibio]

update.

if it's not asking to much i would like to ask people for some feedback on chain wear to see if they have noticed any decrees in adjustment intervals from the OEM brackets.

i would also like to know how they are holding up in daily use.

i have had a few PM's asking if there are any still for sale.

i still have a a good few left for sale but i have increased the price slightly to £15.50 for the standard barckets and £17.50 for the ones with the oilier downstand these prices are including P&P and paypal fees. i still feel that they are a bargain considering that they are exclusive and cannot be purchased anywhere else as no-one as far as i know makes anything as good. the only places i sell my products are on here and on svrider and i like to keep it that way. i really don't make that much on these or any other items i sell and i only do it to keep me out of mischief and help pay for my sunday rides.

@£25 they would still be good value.

[Jayneflakes]

Originally Posted by punkyp

@£25 they would still be good value.

Agreed.

As for feed back, mine are still lovely and shiny, I have had to adjust the feed oiler nozzle once due to it wearing slightly and not dripping in quite the right place. I have not had to adjust the chain at all since fitting, so cannot comment on that, but given how easy it was to do anyway, I doubt it will be any harder.

Originally Posted by Jayneflakes

Agreed.

As for feed back, mine are still lovely and shiny, I have had to adjust the feed oiler nozzle once due to it wearing slightly and not dripping in quite the right place. I have not had to adjust the chain at all since fitting, so cannot comment on that, but given how easy it was to do anyway, I doubt it will be any harder.

I haven't even made use oiler plate yet. Need to get the bracket ordered.