Hello from Germany,
we would like to introduce our products to you.
We offer unique shifters for VW Bugs, T1 and T2 busses.
It was all started with the raceshifter for VW Bugs which became quite a success over here.
But please check up on your own:
This shifter is a radical new approach according to any other shifter on the market. Shifting travel is extremly and uncompromising short, the look is
straightforward and functional.
* perfect racing look
* extremly short shifting travel -
62% shorter
* reverse lock done by counterpressure
* quick and easy mounting
* 100% made in germany
Real racefeeling for yor bug.
Bug shifter standard aluminium
Price € 299 ( approx. Aus$ 480)
Bug shifter black anodised
Price € 299 ( approx. Aus$ 480)
Bus shifter polished
Price € 329 ( approx. Aus$ 530)
I will offer free shipping and discount on omnibus orders with more than 4 shifters.
Markus
Have seen this item on sbo and German lOok. Looks to me like an awesome product, espcially for that race look! 
Would love to hear from Aussies using this product..
Hi,
I am happy to say that we have found an official dealer for our products in Australia:
Matthew from http://www.volksmarket.com.au/ is the one.
I am very interessted how you guys like our stuff.
Markus
typical, just AFTER i buy the berg 
im pretty sure someone on these forums has one already, swinkels maybe?
Ians is porsche isn't it?..........
if these were a couple of hundered $$ less they would sell a lot more IMHO
Stidub........you won't be dissapointed with the berg.......when people ask if it's an auto, just nod and smile as you point out the clutch
pedal.......only non VW and the non mechanical will ask anyways
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yeah nothing i dont understand there, but its a lot for so little when others provide same proven function
My opinion
black bug shifters in stock now. Price change
http://www.volksmarket.com.au
after checking these out at the nats, and playing with the one in the 36hp salt flat bug.... i must say, i really like it, perhaps more than the
berg... just not keen on the T handle, yes bergs have the ball handle but farrk its pricey just for a ball, oh & i had a pool ball in my bug when
i actually drove it, the bug-tech would make using it again possible
nice product that said, having a slightly bent back 2" longer one for
beetles would make alot of sence for the taller drivers...
oh, theres also copy available in japan, lovely colour mix on it too.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/jeffreys/vw/parts/p2_transmission/SPLshifter_6.jpg
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/jeffreys/vw/parts/p2_transmission/SPLshifter_7.jpg
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/jeffreys/vw/parts/p2_transmission/SPLshifter_8.jpg
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/jeffreys/vw/parts/p2_transmission/SPLshifter_9.jpg
cant work out what the extra lever is for though
the extra lever may be for reverse dave??
i think the jeffereys one is kinda going for the jap look (hmmmm.... thats ironic..)
The bug tech looks great, but... price is still an issue. However, given that you have been able to try it and that we can (hopefully) contact the
supplier, i see a bit of win in that!
I think if you are spending 10's of thousands on restos/race cars $400 is not bad. Production cost of these shifters is a fair bit higher than other
mass produced shifters that are offered elsewhere.
Thanks for checking these out, direct any questions to the website... VM is heading to the VW Classic so new orders will be shipped June 17.
they look really nice.Would be good,when i start on a race beetle.
I'm using one in my oval,fantastic shifter,extremely positive action and it feels incredibly robust.For the workmanship its not that expensive And
its different
looks great but in a baja id have to hide it with a big ugly boot to keep sand out of the tunnel
hhmm i like the shifter guys looks the goods....shit just a shifter from 034motorsports....But great job Bug-Tech
would be even nicer with a few degrees of bend in the shaft like the kombi version....