R&G Aventure Bars for 2010+ models

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gwocni

Quote from: Lonewolf on October 24, 2013, 10:40:48 AM
If a pillion couldn't correctly place their feet on the rear pegs would/could that be a factor which might attract an MOT failure?

Won't contribute to MOT failure but........... If your passenger cannot reach them (a child for example) you WILL fall foul of the local Constabulary.  :tank:

gwocni


RyanMCEnterprises

Awesome, guys! I'm glad to see some interest! Once the deal is set up (hopefully sometime this week) I'll be sure to post all of the pertinent dealer information so you guys can contact him directly. He's a very nice guy. Based on what we've been discussing, it's sounding like he's aiming for our guards to be in the £230-£250 range delivered (I'm not quite sure what the pillion guards will come out to quite yet). Is that reasonable?

viper

id pay 230 for them delivered over the 200 for the adventure bars

once you get the dealer details maybe start a new thread

PCPeteUK

Quote from: Debs on October 23, 2013, 09:33:09 PM
Yes I have, but I've had to fit Vario Adjustable Pegs because you can't get your heel on the originals properly due to the bracing bar being in the way

I bought a set after seeing Deb's bike and Mrs Pete is more than happy with the bracing bar now that I have altered the rear pegs for those off an FJR.
Rgds...Pete
Paddle faster, I think I hear banjo's...

RyanMCEnterprises

Hey guys! I just wanted to give you a bit of an update on what's happening with the dealer in the U.K. Everything is moving forward very smoothly, thus far and we've even gotten the shipping all situated. The dealer has even submitted the order and we're working on getting it all organized as we speak. The dealer is purchasing so much that we're going to ship all the parts on a pallet which drastically reduces the shipping cost per guard which, in turn, reduces the end price you guys will pay! From the shipping company we're using, service to the U.K. from the U.S.A. is only 3-5 days so hopefully the guards will be available for sale there within a week or two although this time frame isn't set in stone. As soon as I know when we're shipping, I'll be sure to post the dealer website here for you guys so you can begin ordering.

I actually have some pricing ready for you guys as the dealer has estimated his cost including all taxes, duty, fees, and shipping. All Canyon Cages (for the 2010-2014 Concours 1400, 2006-2012 FJR1300, and 2013-2014 FJR1300) are £239 and all Saddle Bag Guards (for the same bikes) will be £140. Shipping is set at £12 for next day delivery and £8 for 3-5 day service for all customers within the U.K.


viper

#67
that's fab news and your efforts are much appreciated , I wish you all the best with your overseas expansion  :smiley:

I hope you are making the most of this new dealer outlet and advertsing the shit out of it, you are gonna need more customers than this humble site can provide .

good work,

who is the dealer

RyanMCEnterprises

Quote from: viper on October 30, 2013, 10:03:30 PM
that's fab news and your efforts are much appreciated , I wish you all the best with your overseas expansion  :smiley:

I hope you are making the most of this new dealer outlet and advertsing the shit out of it, you are gonna need more customers than this humble site can provide .

good work,

who is the dealer

Thank you very much! We actually don't do much advertising besides SOE. We used to have various print ads and stuff but it never really seemed to help very much. We seemed to get more business by reaching out to folks on forums like this rather than actual advertising. Although I believe the dealer himself is getting the word out a bit on his end. As of right now, we get at least a few international inquiries a week regarding these products so I'll simply be directing those people to this new dealer from now on so as to save on shipping, duty, and taxes so that'll certainly help him move the product.

The dealer actually specifically requested that I do not release his information (although I wanted to!) until the product is a day or two from arriving. I'm not sure why but it's up to him and I'm respecting his request. I figured he'd want to start accumulating orders but I guess he'd rather wait until he can ship the product the same day as the order is placed. Once we ship the product and it's close to arriving at his place, I'll be sure to give you guys all the necessary information.

Lonewolf


viper