[nama]

Dropped by my local motorbike shop here in Tokyo and grabbed this:

 

[HondaNation]

I like the look of the Morawaki megaphone. Do they ship to North America?

 

[nama]

no idea

 

[MOPED]

I would just go with the products being made in Thailand that is being posted all over this forum. I think it should be a lot cheaper than getting it from Japan. The products from Japan might even be made in Thailand.

 

[Bama Dave]

I like the look of the Morawaki megaphone. Do they ship to North America?

Yesh Moriwaki one of the underdog brands that performs. I like how that cannon ball canister looks. I'm sure it sounds good too. Were you able to get a video of it running too?

 

[Stator Killer]

I would just go with the products being made in Thailand that is being posted all over this forum. I think it should be a lot cheaper than getting it from Japan. The products from Japan might even be made in Thailand.

I doubt that is the case I can't see Japan doing it. Thailand have their own brands that they manufacture and market. I wouldn't have no problem with buying Thailand made products but having to pay for import and shipping cost are a pain in the arse.

 

[Bama Dave]

I agree with stator.

Thailand is just pumping out so many parts for the Honda MSX125 right now seems like they are making it their national bike. They have come up with most of the accessories so far and it's not the end of it.

 

[donuts]

I am happy there is so much aftermarket support already. Who would want to wait for parts to be developed?

 

[MikeP]

I am happy there is so much aftermarket support already. Who would want to wait for parts to be developed?

Not me! It's awesome having parts available before we even get our hands on them. Thankfully thailand got the bike before us, if it wasn't for them, we wouldn't have as many parts available.

 

[mnnthbx]

Those that feel they need parts before their bike will one day wish they had held out for US parts made to a higher standard... Fact.

 

[jthspace]

Most of what is listed can be seen on the Thailand sites or on eBay. I do like the extra helmet holder that bolts to the handlebars though. Don't think I remember seeing that advertised elsewhere.

Jeff

 

[jthspace]

Helmet locks - I take it back, there are lots on eBay and one the same as in the Japanese catalog for GBP10 / USD 15. Definitely one for the add-on list.

 

[chye]

Those that feel they need parts before their bike will one day wish they had held out for US parts made to a higher standard... Fact.

I would just sell those parts and get the US parts then!

 

[jthspace]

Remembering that many parts are made in the Far East and imported anyway - as is the Bike Itself!

Slagging-off the quality of the parts before (a) anyone has seen them, and (b) just because they are imported is, in my opinion, slightly short-sighted.

I will write a review of the foreign-made rear carrier when it arrives and post a photo-shoot of the fitting on here somewhere.

I am very happy with my Taiwanese-made Honda MSX125.

Jeff

 

[mnnthbx]

Perhaps, but I know my standard is 2nd to none, and I've yet to see a product that compares. I've been doing this a long time, and believe me when I say I've handled far too many imported parts. If we were dealing with a Italian or German flooded market, I may think differently, but we're not... In the Ruckus world, my reputation bares this out. Here, I'm new to many, but time will tell the story.

 

[Irish John]

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