Rubber foot protector thingys

[1150]

Well spotted by Demongroover #15.


Motoworks do indeed sell them.....look under mudguard, check which type are suitable for your model of bike.

Quick link:- Motorworks

I saw those as well but decided that the option with the exhaust pipe cut outs would probably do the job better - guess I'll find out how good the ones with the cut outs are soon - Royal Mail tells me they're on their way.

 

[1150]

Ah, but HxH already supplied that link - they are in Greece, not saying that's a bad thing and maybe they look better than the the motorworks ones, two bolts instead of one, but these wonderful Brexit days, not sure how much they actually cost to get

I'll let you know. I'm hoping that as the order value is under £135 I won't get an extra bill.

 

[HxH]

I saw those as well but decided that the option with the exhaust pipe cut outs would probably do the job better - guess I'll find out how good the ones with the cut outs are soon - Royal Mail tells me they're on their way.

I think those are the better of the two.

I'll let you know. I'm hoping that as the order value is under £135 I won't get an extra bill.

I don't think that the delivery costs will be too high, I buy loads from outside UK and costs are included before I accept delivery.

 

[jobjobbed]

I'll let you know. I'm hoping that as the order value is under £135 I won't get an extra bill.

I may be wrong but I seem to remember reading somewhere that goods from the eu are free of import duties, no doubt there is a penal rate of duty going the other way.

 

[bim3330]

thanks just ordered a set of those from moto-discovery 10% discount with first order, didn,t think i,d beable to get these anymore

rob

my order last week for a pair from greece i paid £68 all in there was a 10% discount for first order and postage was £15 so at £68 total i,m not expecting a bill

rob

 

[1150]

I may be wrong but I seem to remember reading somewhere that goods from the eu are free of import duties, no doubt there is a penal rate of duty going the other way.

If the item is under £135 (item and postage) then shouldn't be extra to pay - over that then duty etc is payable.

 

[1150]

Would not be a whole load of work to fabricate something similar, possibly much cheaper, find old car mudflaps from any car in a scrappy and fabricate something suitable, metal parts and bolts from most wholesalers.
Or you may try here, unfortunately they are in Greece, but may have a closer at hand dealer/supplier,

Splash guards compatible with BMW R1150GS / Adventure 1999-2006 | Moto Discovery

Splash guards compatible with BMW R1150GS / Adventure 1999-2006

moto-discovery.com

Arrived and fitted - looks up to the job. I'll probably find out how effective they are tomorrow.

 

[HxH]

Did they cost you any extra for delivery, more than expected?......quick enough delivery considering.

Glad you got sorted.

 

[bim3330]

Ah, but HxH already supplied that link - they are in Greece, not saying that's a bad thing and maybe they look better than the the motorworks ones, two bolts instead of one, but these wonderful Brexit days, not sure how much they actually cost to get

DHL just emailed me delivery monday coming £68 all in as said

rob

 

[1150]

Did they cost you any extra for delivery, more than expected?......quick enough delivery considering.

Glad you got sorted.

As bim wrote, £68 delivered and they work as expected so pleased with them.

 

[AndyMac]

Ah, but HxH already supplied that link - they are in Greece, not saying that's a bad thing and maybe they look better than the the motorworks ones, two bolts instead of one, but these wonderful Brexit days, not sure how much they actually cost to get

i dont recall paying any import fees for the ones i bought and they are better than the others Ive seen on line