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Hey all,

Im chasing The side skirts and rear bar from the Bee*R R34 onto a R33 converstion kit.

I have tried everyone and anyone i can think of here in aus.

I found Bee*Rs website and emailed them but had no reply, wouldnt be suprised if they couldnt read the english! lol.

So now im wondering if anyone can suggest any one in japan or has anything to do wid japan an exporting to see what they can do from there.

Have run into dead ends in all that i have tried and dont know where to go from here.... :w00t:

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You probably didn't get a reply from the shops because most of them don't want to send over seas or because they didn't understand the email like you said.

You could always try the traders on here and ns.com about getting them in for you. Ask them if their 'people' can source the parts you're after. Worth a try, better than nothing right?

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You probably didn't get a reply from the shops because most of them don't want to send over seas or because they didn't understand the email like you said.

You could always try the traders on here and ns.com about getting them in for you. Ask them if their 'people' can source the parts you're after. Worth a try, better than nothing right?

cheers havent tried NS.com yet ill head over there now

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