D & M Engineering ??

[FourFour]

Hello,
I have just been reading the article about D&M engineering in the November edition of Classic Bike.
Does anyone know anything about them?
Dave, Pete, are you members on this site?
Their website appears to be offline ... www.d-mengineering.co.uk

Cheers
Ian

[SteveD CB500K0]

Looks like their site is screwed.

I used to get a similar message before I moved hosting companies...

Steve

[Johnwebley]

found the shop,

try this

http://d-mengineering.co.uk/newshop/

[FourFour]

Thanks John, the shop has some interesting and useful pieces for sale.
It was mainly their services I was interested in. According to the article they have been specialising in Honda SOHC fours and twins for the past 10 years. They are in Nottinghamshire. I thought someone on here might know of them. Thought they might even be on the forum themselves?

Anyway someone needs to tell them their website has gone tits up. Especially as they have just had the article published.

Cheers
Ian
 


 

[Johnwebley]

if it is the November Classic motorcycle Mechs,

 you have the wrong company,try

www.daviesmotorsport.com


 

[Trigger]

Thanks John, the shop has some interesting and useful pieces for sale.
It was mainly their services I was interested in. According to the article they have been specialising in Honda SOHC fours and twins for the past 10 years. They are in Nottinghamshire. I thought someone on here might know of them. Thought they might even be on the forum themselves?

Anyway someone needs to tell them their website has gone tits up. Especially as they have just had the article published.

Cheers
Ian



 

New boy's. I have been doing Honda twins and fours for nearly 25 years.  Still don't need a webshite.
 

[FourFour]

It's in Classic Bike page 98.
I have just made contact with them and they will sort out their website.

[FourFour]

Ok Trig, I will PM you after the weekend to discuss some stuff.
It will have to be after the weekend as I am flying off to Malaga early doors tomorrow to do some off roading in the mountains ! 

Cheers
Ian