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Hello to everybody... :D

As I'm new I'm gonna introduce myself. My name is Dirk and I'm working as a translator for the suspension experts Wilbers Products in Germany.

As some of you might know our company produces custom-made high-quality shock absorbers and other suspension technology. Now, for the first time, our website is also available in English language and includes an online shop.

Although our Online-shop is not yet completely finished, you are more than welcome to have a look: http://www.wilbers.de/usa

Please note that the prices are in US $.

If any of you should have questions about suspension, ride hieght lowering or raising, please feel free to ask.

Greetings to Australia, which I had once the privilege and pleasure to visit! :lol:

Take care and always drive safe!
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Dirk, when you get some time drop into our tech talk section please, there's a few ppl seeking a ride height lowered on various bikes, also welcome to the forum, you're an American working in Germany?
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Dirk@Wilbers wrote:Take care and always drive safe!
Hello and Welcome to KSRC Dirk :D :D We ride :wink: :oops:
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GPX.Lainie wrote:
Dirk@Wilbers wrote:Take care and always drive safe!
Hello and Welcome to KSRC Dirk :D :D We ride :wink: :oops:
and we drink!
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Ride & Drink

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That is why you ride... Cause the saying is "Don't drink and DRIVE!"

Finally I understand... Sorry for the fault, I'm still learning...

So, again, enjoy your weekend AND the drinks AND always ride safe 8)


By the way, what is your favorite drink... In Germany, it's beer as you surely know...

Cheers!
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In Australia it's also beer, not sure on the stats but believe the Germans drink slightly more per capita than the aussies but we're working on it :D

Victoria Bitter aka VB is the drink of choice for most of Australia although plenty of others are avalable.
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Mines beer too :D
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'allo Dirk
and welcome

KSRC??? a drinking club with a bike problem
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GPX.Lainie wrote:Mines beer too :D
I do not know that one. The most known australian beer here in Germany is Fosters, I guess. My favorit German beer is: Cheap and strong... Do not care too mus for the brand name.
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eewwwwwww I HATE Fosters, you have to find an Aussie pub :D :D
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Guten tach Herr Wilbers.... or as we say in Australia
(pronounced: os-tray-ya).....

G'day Mate 'n Welcome!! :partyman:



someone had to say it :oops:
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GPX.Lainie wrote:eewwwwwww I HATE Fosters, you have to find an Aussie pub :D :D
wilkommen dirk,
wie gehst du?

trust me lainie, fosters is totally different overseas than here. they export the good stuff and leave the shit here.

bourbon is also a favourite in australia. though i do like scotch, and vodaka's not so bad. oohhh oohh oohh rum, any sort of rum is good rum. then there's wine, red and white have their purposes, champagne and bobbie loves her passion-pop i'm sure. love sambucca. actually i love liquers in general. chartruse is good. tequila! now theres a fun beverage. but at the end of the day, after long hours at the office, i love to come home to a nice cold beer. preferably carlton draught.

i'm not an alcoholic, i don't go to meetings.
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GPX.Lainie wrote:Mines beer too :D
RIGHT ON

good choice too.

i love VB.....

mmmmmm beeeeer <--- said in a dodgy homer voice
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Guten Tag, Kumpel und Prost!
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Dirk@Wilbers wrote:Hello to everybody... :D

As I'm new I'm gonna introduce myself. My name is Dirk and I'm working as a translator for the suspension experts Wilbers Products in Germany.

As some of you might know our company produces custom-made high-quality shock absorbers and other suspension technology. Now, for the first time, our website is also available in English language and includes an online shop.

Although our Online-shop is not yet completely finished, you are more than welcome to have a look: http://www.wilbers.de/usa

Please note that the prices are in US $.

If any of you should have questions about suspension, ride hieght lowering or raising, please feel free to ask.

Greetings to Australia, which I had once the privilege and pleasure to visit! :lol:

Take care and always drive safe!
Hey Dirk, here is a curly one for you. I have a 2005 Honda Hornet 900 (Also Known In US market as Hornet 919). I want to raise the rear ride height to improve cornering clearance. It is a linkless shock. Do you know of a bolt on ride height adjuster to suit????

Cheers :)
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