Our new website.

Joined: 22 Sep 2004 Location: Kings Park, NSW

Hey guys,

Can I get you to have a look at the new BBM website and tell us what you think? Is there anything missing you would like to see? Anything there that is a waste?
Please bear in mind that we expect it to evlove over time, as it has only been live since Friday arvo, and Im sure i will be tinkering a bit each day from here on.
But I reckon Outers feedback is (usually) relevant and helpful, so here it is.

www.bbmmotorsports.com.au

Thanks in advance.

Rick.

Joined: 15 Nov 2002 Location: Driving my GU in Melbourne

the BBM rigs section needs specs. People like to know what the employees of the company actually use and why.

The overall design is ok but is still a bit clunky looking, it still looks abit template driven so very much a sameness from page to page. More differentiation between sections would be good. Also breaking up the Vehicle section s into different areas rather than just having it all under the one tile like Patrol.

Oh and it seems the address for the Melbourne store is missing Very Happy

Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:50 am

http://www.bbmmotorsports.com.au/bbm_built_rigs.html

Thanks but no thanks on the Rangie. You can keep it. Very Happy

Other than that looks good so far. I'll keep checking in and check out your tinkering.

Cool

Joined: 03 Jan 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia

BBM Rick wrote:

Hey guys,

Can I get you to have a look at the new BBM website and tell us what you think? Is there anything missing you would like to see? Anything there that is a waste?
Please bear in mind that we expect it to evlove over time, as it has only been live since Friday arvo, and Im sure i will be tinkering a bit each day from here on.
But I reckon Outers feedback is (usually) relevant and helpful, so here it is.

www.bbmmotorsports.com.au

Thanks in advance.

Rick.

You got a 6 inch lift for GQ's, I'm satisfied Smile

Nah, looks good mate... Hope you get some good business thru it Wink

Joined: 02 Aug 2003 Location: Croydon, Victoria

How can you have bits for the Mazda BT50 but nothing for landrover/range rover. Rolling Eyes

Are you suggesting the BT50 is more of a off road vehicle than the land rover? Laughing

Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:03 pm

TRobbo wrote:

Are you suggesting the BT50 is more of a off road vehicle than the land rover? Laughing

He is not suggesting it, but it's common knowlegde! The Finger

Joined: 27 Nov 2002 Location: Lost in Melbourne.

WICKED wrote:

TRobbo wrote:

Are you suggesting the BT50 is more of a off road vehicle than the land rover? Laughing

He is not suggesting it, but it's common knowlegde! The Finger

Joined: 11 Jan 2006 Location: Seville Vic

Explanation is incorrect for Tig Welding DVD.

http://www.bbmmotorsports.com.au/fabrication_parts.html

Tig Welding Basics
One of our most popular DVD's, filled with great close-up shots which bring you close to the action. Several bending techniques are shown, including bending with heat, both freehand and over forms, and using tube bending machines (both inexpensive and professional). Coped and mitered joints are covered, and some techniques are shown for flaring and tapering tubing. There is an extensive section on working with U-bends, showing how to create anything from simple waterpipes to elaborate headers. Most of the techniques shown use only simple shop equipment! You'll love it!

The above is for the Working with Tubing DVD.

Joined: 22 Sep 2004 Location: Kings Park, NSW

MICK77 wrote:

Explanation is incorrect for Tig Welding DVD.

http://www.bbmmotorsports.com.au/fabrication_parts.html

Tig Welding Basics
One of our most popular DVD's, filled with great close-up shots which bring you close to the action. Several bending techniques are shown, including bending with heat, both freehand and over forms, and using tube bending machines (both inexpensive and professional). Coped and mitered joints are covered, and some techniques are shown for flaring and tapering tubing. There is an extensive section on working with U-bends, showing how to create anything from simple waterpipes to elaborate headers. Most of the techniques shown use only simple shop equipment! You'll love it!

The above is for the Working with Tubing DVD.

Cheers Mick.

Thanks to all who have had a look and made suggestions. i am taking it all onboard.

Rick.

Joined: 24 Jul 2007 Location: Sunshine coast

What was wrong with the old one ????

Joined: 29 Nov 2004 Location: Townsville

Needs more Cowbell...

Joined: 22 Sep 2004 Location: Kings Park, NSW

taps wrote:

What was wrong with the old one ????

Was full of useless carp. The biggest problem with the old site was the platform it was built on. To make one change you would have to re-generate the entire site, which was a major PITA.
The new platform allows me to make changes and have them live in literally a minute or two.
I still have a bucket-load of parts to get up on there so stay tuned!

Rick.

Joined: 24 Jul 2007 Location: Sunshine coast

Copy that......

Probably good to get rid of that Suzuki too, hey

Fresh start every where

Joined: 07 Aug 2003 Location: Townsville

WICKED wrote:

TRobbo wrote:

Are you suggesting the BT50 is more of a off road vehicle than the land rover? Laughing

He is not suggesting it, but it's common knowlegde! The Finger

Not really, just that Land Rovers spend most of their time off the road, more specifically in the garage being fixed Very Happy

Joined: 07 Mar 2008 Location: Boronia,Vic

I liked the specials page on the old site, but it look's the goods

Joined: 18 Mar 2008 Location: Perth, WA

got any gear for the pajs? coz all u have under mitsubishi is tritons?

Joined: 22 Sep 2004 Location: Kings Park, NSW

bakerboy wrote:

got any gear for the pajs? coz all u have under mitsubishi is tritons?

Yes mate, we will be covering the mighty Pajero.
And rovers for those freaky enough to own em...er....hang on a minute.....

Joined: 11 Jun 2005 Location: nsw maitland

BBM Rick wrote:

bakerboy wrote:

got any gear for the pajs? coz all u have under mitsubishi is tritons?

And rovers for those freaky enough to own em...

pffft blow it out ya................... ummmmm never mind family site Very Happy