Brad The Bike Boy: Full EXACTFIT Timing belt range now in stock

Monday, May 24, 2010

Full EXACTFIT Timing belt range now in stock

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All the EXACTFIT belts are now on the shelf. Range and price per pair as follows, trade enquiries welcome. Postage is $5.50 normal parcel post or $8.25 express post for one pair.

TB696; all 696 and 796; $110

TB800; 1998 onwards 600M, 750M and 750SSie, all 620, 695 and 800 models; $110

TB900; all 900 and 944 2V motors; $95

TB1100; All 1000DS, 1100 and ST3; $121

TB996; 748 (except late build “low head”), 851, 888, 916, 996; $135

TBST4; 748 low head, S4, ST4, S4R, ST4S; $135

TB999; 749, 998, 999, S4RS, S4RT; $154

TB1198; 848, 1098, 1198; $154
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