Leslie mate glad to see you
Truth to be told I knew you would be back 
 Plus the fact it wasn't the same without ya anyways!
Hmmm might look into a ping soon for long runs... Do you know if the ship has left yet? If so, it should be around 20 or so days from CA.
Thanks for the heads up.  This coming via post.  The rims and motors have been taken apart and sent separate.  Three different pakages so they will look like replacement parts.  And in so many ways they are replacements as one of my two HBS hubs, one is melted and the other is getting a little dated.
I wouldn't be lying if I was to say the parts aren't available here in OZ as our AU dealer seems to be pretty quiet.  Has no products to view on his web site and what not.
They magic question, are these personal effects, you give me 20/20 hind sight here as I would assumed they were. Then you open a pandoras box of paper work unknowingly. 
Sure they are looking for drugs and stuff, but I just want my gear.  I really don't care about drugs coming overseas to be honest. Its their paranoia not mine so why should I pay for it.
Customs will stop your goods if they meet ANY of the below criteria.
   1. Have a value over AUD $1,000.
   2. Contain Alcohol or Tobacco of ANY quantity or value.
   3. Contain goods of “Customs Interest” being ANY goods listed on - customs.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/SACThesaurus_050725.pdf
   4. Contain Prohibited Imports listed on - customs.gov.au/site/page4369.asp
1. Drug
2. Medicine
3. Pharmaceutical
4. Herb
5. Vitamin
6. Traditional medicine
7. Tablet
8. Capsule
9. Caps
10. Tabs
11. Pill
12. Hormone
13. Supplement
14. Tobacco
15. Cigarette
16. Cigar
17. Chewing tobacco
18. Snuff
19. Alcohol
20. Drink
21. Spirit
22. Wine
23. Beer
24. Scotch
25. Brandy
26. Schnapps
27. Grappa
28. Port
29. Insect
30. Animal
31. Fish
32. Marine
33. Skin
34. Fur
35. Ivory
36. Coral
37. Shell
38. Clam
39. Seed
40. Pelt
41. Plant
42. Wood
43. Vegetation
44. Asbestos
45. Cement
46. Brake
47. Fire
48. Glazed
49. Chemical
50. Sodium
51. Sulphur
52. Hydrogen
53. Explosive
54. Zinc
55. Magnesium
56. Gas
57. Nuclear
58. Biological
59. Micro organism
60. Toxin
61. Waste
62. Weapon
63. Ammunition
64. Gun
65. Rifle
66. Knife
67. Knives
68. Dagger
69. Pistol
70. Armour
71. Grenade
72. Cannon
73. Military
74. Mine
75. Missile
76. Bullet
77. Fuse
78. Cartridge
79. Shellcase
80. Rocket
81. Torpedo
82. Flare
83. Stungun
84. Taser
85. Blowpipe
86. Nunchakus
87. Crossbow
88. Blade
89. Axe
90. Knuckleduster
91. Slingshot
92. Throwing star
93. Dart
94. Flail
95. Baton
96. Firearm
97. Collar
98. Jewel
99. Precious stone
100. Diamond
101. Gem
102. Metal
103. Gold
104. Silver
105. Personal effects
106. Household effects
107. Household goods
108. Carnet
109. Car
110. Vehicle
111. Motor bike
112. Truck
113. Van
114. Bacteria
115. Caviar
116. Lighter
117. Dog Collar
118. Refrigerant
119. Rum
120. Bourbon
121. Whisky
122. Vodka
123. Bomb
124. Handgun
125. Prescription medicine
126. Analgesic
127. Ammo
128. Pyrotechnic device
129. Fossil
130. Fireworks
131. Silencer
132. Uranium
133. Plutonium
134. Lithium
135. ToothfishI think I am in the clear.  Purchase was under $1000 AU and aint on this list.
I think knives is a little unfair.  Like what would some one do import a knife to kill someone or just pull one out of the kitchen draw.  Or hang on, send a murder weapon out of the country through customs as a means of disposal. doh.
They should put human body parts on the list,  Hmm maybe Ive been watching too many gangsta and scary movies.  Maybe thats where the  movie phrase comes form "I will mail your body parts all over the world"  as far as the above list is concern you don't need to self asses this.  
Antibiotics     Fish and toothfish 
ANZAC     Fly swatters/mosquito bats - electronic 
Asbestos     Growth hormones and substances of human or animal origin 
Australian flag and coats of arms     Hazardous waste 
Cat and dog fur products     Hydroflurocarbons (HFCs) 
Ceramic ware - glazed     Incandescent lamps 
Cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises)     Industrial chemicals 
Chemical weapons     Kava 
Chewing tobacco and oral snuff     Knives and daggers 
Cigarette lighters     Laser pointers 
Cosmetics - toxic materials     Money boxes, novelty - toxic materials 
Credit cards - counterfeit     Ozone depleting substances 
Crowd control equipment     Pencils and paintbrushes - toxic materials 
Cultural and heritage goods - general     Pesticides 
Cultural and heritage goods from Papua New Guinea     Pornography and other objectionable material 
Diamonds - from Cote d'Ivoire     Radioactive substances 
Diamonds - Kimberley Process     Suicide devices 
Dog collars - protrusion     Tablet presses
Dogs - dangerous breeds     Therapeutic drugs and substances
Drugs and narcotics     Tobacco - unmanufactured leaf
Embryo clones - viable materials     Toys - toxic materials 
Endangered animal and plant species - CITES     Trade Practices Act goods 
Erasers - novelty     Weapons 
Explosives, plastic     Woolpacks 
Ahh blood diamonds.  What a crock.
I wouldn't take a South African diamond even if it was even free.  As they are all blood diamonds from South Africa IMO..  I don't wear jewelery its a worthless vanity I teach my kids the same.
I think Im in the clear home and hose.  But that was worth looking into.
Cheers.