Re: NC30 lower radiators
Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 2:57 am
Thank you Rick for your contribution.
I assume from the preceding posts that it is acceptable to post the price on this forum.
The price for this NC30 lower radiator is GBP 170.00.
We charge freight at cost depending upon the exchange rate at the time of order. At today's exchange rate the cost to freight one radiator to the UK is GBP 29.00. We use a very reliable freight service with online tracking.
Yes the radiator has fan mounts. The design of these is slightly different to the original radiator. It uses captive nuts which slide over the fan mounting brackets. Such a system is common on many Japanese motorcycles.
I understand the questions raised about whether we are a reliable supplier. We specialise in a Lotus model called the Elan and have been making parts for the Elan for nearly a decade. We export those parts worldwide. There is a forum, similar to this, called Lotus Elan Central on which you can ask questions about our reliability should you wish to do so.
In addition to that we can accept payment by Paypal which offers buyer protection though most customers choose not to do so as it increases the cost to them.
My motivation in this was simply that I wanted a replacement radiator that was just right for my NC30. The consequence of that was that I had to initiate and fund the design and development of a new production item. It would have been much cheaper and easier to buy another bike but I love my NC30 so that is what I did.
We will continue to make these radiators for as long as demand justifies production.
I assume from the preceding posts that it is acceptable to post the price on this forum.
The price for this NC30 lower radiator is GBP 170.00.
We charge freight at cost depending upon the exchange rate at the time of order. At today's exchange rate the cost to freight one radiator to the UK is GBP 29.00. We use a very reliable freight service with online tracking.
Yes the radiator has fan mounts. The design of these is slightly different to the original radiator. It uses captive nuts which slide over the fan mounting brackets. Such a system is common on many Japanese motorcycles.
I understand the questions raised about whether we are a reliable supplier. We specialise in a Lotus model called the Elan and have been making parts for the Elan for nearly a decade. We export those parts worldwide. There is a forum, similar to this, called Lotus Elan Central on which you can ask questions about our reliability should you wish to do so.
In addition to that we can accept payment by Paypal which offers buyer protection though most customers choose not to do so as it increases the cost to them.
My motivation in this was simply that I wanted a replacement radiator that was just right for my NC30. The consequence of that was that I had to initiate and fund the design and development of a new production item. It would have been much cheaper and easier to buy another bike but I love my NC30 so that is what I did.
We will continue to make these radiators for as long as demand justifies production.