Great/Reliable Source for Electrical Fuse Panels/Connections/Extensions

• Great/Reliable Source for Electrical Fuse Panels/Connections/Extensions
  Posted by james.mc on 16 Jul, 2017 07:29
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  http://www.easternbeaver.com

  
  CRF1000L Products
  

  • PC-8 Fuse Panel Kits
    
  • 3 Circuit Solution
    
  • Brake/Tail and Signal Adapters
    
  • Turn Signal Adapters and Connectors
    
  • Panel Mounting Push Rivets
    
  • Accessory Power Adapters
    
• #1 Reply
  Posted by Jyrays on 17 Jul, 2017 16:46
• Shipping those to Europe might cost more than the components...
• #2 Reply
  Posted by meine dicke on 17 Jul, 2017 16:55
• Not only shipping but also the taxes will increase the prices for spares from out of Europe here in Germany.
  
  Greetings from the South of Germany
  Rainer aka meine dicke
• #3 Reply
  Posted by james.mc on 20 Jul, 2017 07:08
• Europe?  This is an International site right?  I'm thinking more on a global Honda Adventure Riders level.  I'm sure there are plenty of people that are not in Europe that would be pleased to buy these products from Jim Davis in Japan.
  
  I know for a fact that bike owners in North America (USA and Canada) buy this guys stuff and have it shipped from Japan.  In fact I think I first found the link on a USA ADV Forum.  They have to pay shipping and import taxes also.  Some bikers find it hard to buy stuff like this locally, in some other countries around the world, so they would be willing to pay shipping and import taxes.
  
  Lets broaden our horizons a little eh?
• #4 Reply
  Posted by Maritimer on 23 Jul, 2017 21:24
• I agree, not every body lives in Europe.
• #5 Reply
  Posted by meine dicke on 24 Jul, 2017 00:25
• But more than 80% of this forum are coming from Europe.
  
  So for me (us?) this is only nice to know  .
  
  
  Greetings from the South of Germany (near in the middle of Good Old Europe  )
  Rainer aka meine dicke
  
  PS: This is not a offence against Canadians (as I was asked before), I still have comrads there from my former duty.
• #6 Reply
  Posted by james.mc on 24 Jul, 2017 03:37
• Quote from: meine dicke on 24 Jul, 2017 00:25

  But more than 80% of this forum are coming from Europe.
  
  So for me (us?) this is only nice to know  .
  
  
  Greetings from the South of Germany (near in the middle of Good Old Europe  )
  Rainer aka meine dicke
  
  PS: This is not a offence against Canadians (as I was asked before), I still have comrads there from my former duty.
  

  
  I hear you.  No offence taken to be sure.  
  Just trying to broaden the forum content to appeal to a more global Honda Adventure Riders audience.
• #7 Reply
  Posted by MrKiwi on 26 Jul, 2017 12:58
• Well it is interesting to me and I buy parts from all over the world. Thanks James, good info.
• #8 Reply
  Posted by james.mc on 27 Jul, 2017 08:00
• Quote from: MrKiwi on 26 Jul, 2017 12:58

  Well it is interesting to me and I buy parts from all over the world. Thanks James, good info.
  

  
  Thanks!
• #9 Reply
  Posted by SB on 27 Jul, 2017 09:20
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  Anyone in the UK buying something priced in Euro's is in for a big shock at the moment.
  
  
• #10 Reply
  Posted by Two Plugs on 27 Jul, 2017 13:57
• Quote from: MrKiwi on 26 Jul, 2017 12:58

  Well it is interesting to me and I buy parts from all over the world. Thanks James, good info.
  

  
  I'll copy that. I have bought stuff for my bike(s) from all over the world, even some Honda original decalls from Australia cause they where out of order every where else.