Style Bars Akl?

krice · Post by **krice** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 4:58 pm

Can someone advise a good source for style bars in Auckland if there is one. Am looking for twin hoops.
Many thanks.

SLYDIT · Post by **SLYDIT** » Sat Oct 18, 2003 7:07 pm

There arent too many places doing style bars. I did
hear of one place in Christchurch though. If you
decide to have them custom made, check out my
cardomain site:
http://miata.cardomain.com/id/supasparky
that shows how i made up my DIY Audi TT style bars,
you could get someone to copy the design.The hoops
were just bought from an exhaust shop pre bent.
Cheers
Glenn "SLYDIT"

Simon Lord · Post by **Simon Lord** » Sun Oct 19, 2003 10:36 am

Is there any more news on the LTSA/WOF style bar situation? The article in
Top Down was very informative, but there was not a conclusion at that point.

Thanks
Simon

97 SR Ltd

krice · Post by **krice** » Sun Oct 19, 2003 7:40 pm

Simon,

I haven't heard any more on the issue so just thought I'd bite the bullet and get some. Agree on the article, would be good to get some closure. I figure that if they don't extend beyond the edges of the seat too much and are reasonably set back from the seat, they should be OK at present. Will be interesting to see what happens to all those Audi TT's and Porsche Boxters if they do become illegal.

Jusy to prompt some thought, I was recently in the US talking to an ex-pat Aussie. He was talking about the US mentality on law changes they don't like e.g. it took the Californian authorities 5 years to get mandatory helmets for motorbikes as bikers took them through the courts. He made the point that Kiwis and Aussies just lie dowm and take it... Makes you think doesn't it, we are all just waiting around for someone to change the law for whatever reason and we will no doubt all accept it.
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Gareth Kemeys · Post by **Gareth Kemeys** » Sun Oct 19, 2003 10:04 pm

ahhhh politics like ive always said the average kiwi doesnt care as long as
he has a paycheck and a beer...mind you lets not change the subject
hehehe.

I did think i read an email saying the ltsa didnt mind at this stage and a
lawchange wasnt iminant? was i incorrect?

EricW · Post by **EricW** » Mon Oct 20, 2003 7:24 am

Arlo Guthrie once made a comment, something like, "You have to be at least
40 to become a politician, it takes at least 25 years with the organisation
to become that much of a bastard!"

I've always felt that anyone who would willingly be a politician needs to
get a life,...and an MX5!

Regards

Eric

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