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Quiff Wichard 19-06-05 01:09 PM

new R&G £70 good or not?
 
I need some as O think they are a good investment- !! as I am third party !

69.99 is the best price I have found to date- anyone had a better deal???

WelshWop 19-06-05 03:57 PM

Its about right. I paid £70 for mine, and also did a bit of shopping around but couldnt get them cheap enough to warrant paying p+p (picked them up from a local dealer).

Would like to know if anyone knows of somewhere selling R&G stuff cheaper as id like a few of there other products.

Rockin' Rob 19-06-05 04:17 PM

im after some R&Gs too, can you post the links to the shops please?

Cheers,
RoB

Mr Toad 19-06-05 04:26 PM

that's about right

make sure you get the newer ones as the old ones are allegedly not so good :shock:

northwind 19-06-05 06:38 PM

"Allegedly" :) IMO it's not that the old ones were bad- still one of the better options for the SV- just that they could have been much better. We heard about more R&Gs failing than anyone else, but then again we probably have 5 times as many R&Gs fitted than anything else.

The new ones seem very solid, they're pretty ugly, and they certainly worked when I managed to jump off at 5mph :oops:

Mr Sensible 19-06-05 06:42 PM

I spoke to R&G at Beaulieu Motorcyle World yesterday, no show discounts, listed at £69.99 for a "curvey" and they didn't bring any along. Only benefit from ordering at the show was free p&p.

The guy I spoke did admit there was a problem with the earlier design (the plastic bung tends to pop out of the alloy cup when used in anger!).

Steve

bendelfont 19-06-05 06:53 PM

R & G
 
I had some R & G's on (the old style) when i got knocked off 2 weeks ago at 35mph - they saved the bike completely, and i got away with a broken gear peg, mirror and fairing scratches, even though i ground along a kerb - i can't recommend them enough. It did pop out of the alloy cup, and the new ones i have are different, and have 2 attachment points each side, and look more sturdy, although they aren't very attractive, they are so worth it.

Robw#70 19-06-05 10:24 PM

I just dont like the way they bend easily, even in most of their adverts they show a crashed bike with the protector at 45 degrees to where it used to be, great for ovaling holes.

I use Moko's and never had a problem, nicely machined alloy base that fits tightly in the frame with a wider base to take the impact

Quiff Wichard 19-06-05 11:17 PM

tis the new ones!! like welsh has!! I saw his pics..
i like the idea of the bar across and therefore no cutting of the bodywork..!

I will have a look locally to see if i can save on p and p

bendelfont 19-06-05 11:20 PM

R & G
 
I got mine straight from the manufacturers

www.rg-racing.com/


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