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#1 Post by tom16v »

Anybody know what has happened to Sprintparts website?
I was just going to order one of their light flywheels with this months pay packet and it all seems to have disappeared. :(
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The Australian Geezers or Rob's site?

http://www.sprintspeed.co.uk/pages/prod ... ct-engine/
Come and see some pretty shoddy, slow driving of a really well prepared competition Sprint here!

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The Australian guys make a billet fly wheel that still uses a standard clutch. That was what I was wanting. :)
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Site's just returning an empty body tag, maybe they've forgotten to pay the hosting bill?!
Current fleet: '75 Sprint, '73 1850, Daihatsu Fourtrak, Honda CG125, Yamaha Fazer 600, Shetland 570 (yes it's a boat!)

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#5 Post by tom16v »

Yes, I wondered that. Anyone know how to contact them otherwise? Maybe an email address or a phone number?

Cheers

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#6 Post by Mad Mart »

You could try PMing them. SPRINTPARTS is their forum name. Although they haven't looked in for nearly two years.

Or maybe try posting on this forum:-

http://www.triumphowners.com/forum/

I'm sure the guy who created this website also did theirs iirc?

Just found this on the above site:-

Mark Larmour – Ph/Fax : (02) 9726 7331

Philip Larmour – Ph : (02) 9727 0458

Phone : (02) 9726 7331
sprint@netspace.net.au
Sprintless for the first time in 35+ years. :boggle2: ... Still Sprintless.

Engines, Gearboxes, Overdrives etc. rebuilt. PM me.


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#7 Post by shaunroche »

tom16v wrote:The Australian guys make a billet fly wheel that still uses a standard clutch. That was what I was wanting. :)
Well! Every day's a school day! :)
Come and see some pretty shoddy, slow driving of a really well prepared competition Sprint here!

http://www.youtube.com/@theunknownworrier

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#8 Post by dursley92 »

You can find them on Ebay as a seller called "classicandrace"

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/classicandraceparts/
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#9 Post by SprintMWU773V »

I have Mark's email somewhere
Mark

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#10 Post by PaulB »

I too was after a light billet flywheel for a standard clutch for my track car project and tried Sprintparts in December 2015.

He declined as he no longer sells them.

I did get one from Jigsaw, picture attached.
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Its a lot lighter than it looks in the picture, I can let you have a picture of the other side as well if you like.
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Aye,....

#11 Post by sprint95m »

Out of interest, how much does each flywheel weigh please?


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