Powerbronze

First topic message reminder :

Power Bronze has kindly agreed to help promote this new forum.

In return i would like to post some information about their products.

Powerbronze Product Range of Screens, matching Lens Shields, Body Parts, Carbon Range etc. are now shown on their new "Online Shop" making life easier to choose everything for your first love...
Powerbronze Australia are the exclusive agent for Powerbronze International & the quality is second to none (& guaranteed).

To use the "Online Shop" - Click to our website.. www.powerbronze.com.au then "Online Shop" from the side icons or by clicking the "Flasher" at the bottom - Once the Shop opens above the Product Categories on the left - click on to "Search by Bike" and type the model (don't press enter) the list will appear select the correct bike & a new page will show each specific item manufactured for this bike. This list has all years/models so when you choose make sure the item has the correct year, then choose colour & the Aussie RRP shows and will give you the opportunity to buy on line once you login or register.

Club members get 10% discount off RRP shown on our website www.powerbronze.com.au "Online Shop" (just add "Club Member" to your name when ordering or enquiring) or simply call 03 97813174 for personal service.
Screens carry a 10 year guarantee against uv breakdown (so no 'crazy-paving' cracks as with our competitors) and Powerbronze manufacture "real" Iridium finish screens with the 'silver' foil fused to the inside (not 'airbrushed' paint on the outside like most others). Yes, with Powerbronze quality is foremost everytime.

Powerbronze has been producing the Worlds highest quality motorcycle accessories in their UK Plant since 1984 and maintain the No.1 choice for all discerning customers who value quality that has TUV &/or ABE (European Standards) type approval for each item.

And crash posts installed today,  pretty straightforward though it takes a little while as you need to drain the coolant and re-route a hose around the frame to make room for them. A bit of messing around but nothing too difficult, biggest problem was when I realised I needed two 18mm sockets to tighten it and only had one, luckily Sydney Tools is only a short walk away!