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Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 1:52 pm
by porndoguk
im extremely confussed,

i know business and profit is a fact of life,

BUT

why is it people seem to be paying £15+P&P on eBay for the HRC brake hose reservoir?
now i was confussed why the seller had gone to the efforts to blank out the HONDA HRC part numbers, now i know why!

i paid £9 inc P&P on ebay and then found if you type the part numbers into David Silver Spares this is what you get!
HRC Hose Kit

Hose - V-TUBE.9X13X240 *B - 43503-NF4-000 - £0.80+VAT

Spring Clip - CLIP B12,TUBE *M - 95002-02120 - £0.60+VAT

Cap - PLUG.BRTHR TUBE *B - 17370-419-700 - £1.35+VAT

Jubilee Clip - #1 CLAMP *B - 43541-ND5-750 - £1.85+VAT


£5.52 Inc 20% VAT

£7.86 Inc P&P


:o - Rick

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:02 pm
by CMSMJ1
Well..some people are lazy..

I bought mine foir about £6 all in a while back ;)

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:04 pm
by porndoguk
CMSMJ1 wrote:Well..some people are lazy..

I bought mine foir about £6 all in a while back ;)
lazy or unaware!?

i was unaware and got caught out thankfully i didnt pay £17 like some people do,

surely we should have things like this put into a guide etc ?

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:14 pm
by Cru Jones
Don't hate Rick. It's called asymmetric information and it's great when you're the one in the know. :mrgreen:

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:18 pm
by porndoguk
Cru Jones wrote:Don't hate Rick. It's called asymmetric information and it's great when you're the one in the know. :mrgreen:
im certainly in the know now! im now a man of knowledge and wisdom,

having said that ive just ordered 2 HRC hoses from DSS for less that £2's

:up:

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:41 pm
by force-v4
Ive just ordered 3! :grin:
I see them for a tenner on ebay & i thought, bollox to that but for £0.80p why the hell not.

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:06 pm
by force-v4
Got 1 more.

The HRC rad overflow bottle / catch tank is £7.43 inc vat & del from DSS.
part no: 19602-nf4-810

They're £12+ on evil bay.

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:53 pm
by hannakournikova
as soon as funds alloy i will be getting some.

Yes they are £8 to buy from your local supplier but, these guys obv buy them, make into kit, sell them on eBay, post them etc.

By the time you take in eBay fees, pay-pal fees, collecting from supplier i don't think its the end of the world really. :whistle:

Im just glad we are all clued up in this forum :roll:

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 6:22 pm
by royster81
I think I have a spare one for you chris

Re: Rocking the HRC Boat?

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 7:21 pm
by Gavin jap4
hannakournikova wrote:as soon as funds alloy i will be getting some.

Yes they are £8 to buy from your local supplier but, these guys obv buy them, make into kit, sell them on eBay, post them etc.

By the time you take in eBay fees, pay-pal fees, collecting from supplier i don't think its the end of the world really. :whistle:

Im just glad we are all clued up in this forum :roll:

thats what it is ebay fees for me mainly but you will find also that most of us dont get the same discount as DSS. I only get a 5% discount on retail so have to add my profit into it to make any money on them othewise its just not worth it. I would guess that most of the guys on ebay are the same. I retail them out at £14.50 deliverd on ebay but can do them at £11.50 on my site now (price to be changed). So its not always people trying to rip others off its just that we dont always get the discounts people think we do.