Hello somebody know about it. Look nice
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Can-Am-...ash=item237bc755ed:g:60sAAOSw-0xYfp0M&vxp=mtr
thanks
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Can-Am-...ash=item237bc755ed:g:60sAAOSw-0xYfp0M&vxp=mtr
thanks
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How know about it?
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Buckeye Bleau
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They simply look great, love it!
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Bob Denman
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:agree: If BRP comes out with an RT version of them: I'll be back in trouble with the Missus! 
monkeyboymorton
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I'm liking that they work on any F3. Might consider these when SHAD get their top box mount sorted.
monkeyboymorton
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Ah cheers, thanks for the feedback. They look good in the pictures so nice to hear they live up to it in real life.
MBM...I looked at their eBay ad and they don't ship to the UK. Also I'd wait until the £ gains some more ground against the $!! :yikes:
monkeyboymorton
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Oh I'll buy them in the US and squeeze them in my luggage!! BUt as you say, will be better if/when the £ gets back to $1.50 ish.
Bob Denman
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How much would it cost for someone over here; to ship them to you?
monkeyboymorton
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Not sure Bob, but it would still be subject to customs and import duty. That's why I buy stuff in the US, take it back in my luggage and then of course declare them to customs when I land
Not sure Bob, but it would still be subject to customs and import duty. That's why I buy stuff in the US, take it back in my luggage and then of course declare them to customs when I land
Not always! I've had clothing shipped to me from the US on a couple of occasions and I have not had to pay import duty. Large lumps of metal, however, will be scrutinised and likely as not charged....:sour:
Bob Denman
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It seems that a little bit of research is in order...
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U S Dollar>British Pound>Canadian Dollar?
I know the Canadian Dollar took a pounding(no pun intended) last year against the US Dollar( Canadian Snowbird Friends in Florida) We had 18 mobile home units for sale at the same time in my park in Clearwater,Florida during the 2015-16 season and all were Canadians. I guess I never even thought about the British Pound!
I know the Canadian Dollar took a pounding(no pun intended) last year against the US Dollar( Canadian Snowbird Friends in Florida) We had 18 mobile home units for sale at the same time in my park in Clearwater,Florida during the 2015-16 season and all were Canadians. I guess I never even thought about the British Pound!
monkeyboymorton
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As you say somethings can slip through, there's also a lower value limit of around £15 I think. Items can be sent declared as a 'gift' by the sender and no import costs would be due on a gift. However, Revenue & Customs do look at gifts very critically and will pursue items being incorrectly declared .
Hence the reason for just buying in the US and bringing them back myself. It's also a good excuse to visit at least once a year and do some serious shopping (Timberland & Converse for me, Calvin Klein & Kate Spade for Tina).
monkeyboymorton
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It's a good time for you guys to come and visit us if you can get a good flight deal. The pound is at it's lowest value in 30 years!!
monkeyboymorton
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True, but there are usually deals to be done. I would target 25-30% off retail once they've been around a bit. I see some good prices for parts on ebay.com.
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