Best source for spheres?

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Best source for spheres?

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Need some new rear spheres for the TZD estate - anyone got any recommendations for a supplier? Don't want to end up with ancient stock.
Was planning to fit spheres for a pre-87 model as I think they're slightly softer than later ones - is that right?
1990 BX TZD Estate ('the grey one', 1991 BX TZD Estate ('the white one'), 1982 2CV6 Charleston (in bits), 1972 AZU Serie B (2CV van), 1974 HY72 Camper, 1990 Land Rover 110 diesel LWB, 1957 Mobylette AV76, 1992 Ducati 400SS, 1966 VW Beetle, 1990 Mazda MX-5, 1996 Peugeot 106D, 1974 JCB 2D MkII, 1997 BMW R1100RS, 1987 Suzuki GSX-R1100, 1978 Honda CX500A, 1965 Motobecane Cady, 1988 Honda Bros/Africa Twin, 1963 Massey Ferguson 825, and a lot of bicycles!
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Don't know where you are exactly, but you probably won't be too far from a Norauto.

They do Belgian IFHS spheres at a very reasonable price, all the ones I have bought have had very recent dates codes. In fact, if you buy on the internet, they're only 42 euros the pair at the mo !

http://www.norauto.fr/Catalogue/Pieces- ... res/1.html
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Thanks for that - can't see where you specify it's for an estate - will look again later. Price is certainly good!
1990 BX TZD Estate ('the grey one', 1991 BX TZD Estate ('the white one'), 1982 2CV6 Charleston (in bits), 1972 AZU Serie B (2CV van), 1974 HY72 Camper, 1990 Land Rover 110 diesel LWB, 1957 Mobylette AV76, 1992 Ducati 400SS, 1966 VW Beetle, 1990 Mazda MX-5, 1996 Peugeot 106D, 1974 JCB 2D MkII, 1997 BMW R1100RS, 1987 Suzuki GSX-R1100, 1978 Honda CX500A, 1965 Motobecane Cady, 1988 Honda Bros/Africa Twin, 1963 Massey Ferguson 825, and a lot of bicycles!
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