Where do you order all your parts

[SpunBearing]

I gotta check out this Partzilla

[D4N63R]

I gotta check out this Partzilla

I did crank, piston, wrist pin, rings, woodruff key for $402 Canadian shipped. Dealership wanted $380 plus tax for the crank alone.?

[SpunBearing]

Wow that's significant.

 

Thanks D4.

 

Edit:

 

Partzilla's Yamaha OEM parts diagrams only goes to 2011...my bike is 2013

Edited August 25, 2014 by SpunBearing

[D4N63R]

I wonder if that's a rights deal?. Keeps the money in the dealers for the first couple years.

Edited August 25, 2014 by D4N63R

[SpunBearing]

Good question...and I think a distinct possibility.

 

We were just talking today about how the local shops are just charging a ton of money for things.

 

Example:  I called 5 shops here in town trying to find some specific trans oil.

 

Found it at one, and it was $10.80 for a liter.

 

I can get it delivered to my house (if I order $100.00 worth) for $7.99 a liter...and save myself driving time, aggravation with traffic, etc.

 

I have to imagine there are enough people paying the shop's price, otherwise they'd lower the price.  I guess if they want to stay in business anyway.

[BenIsRipin]

local shop then the internet... i love my shop and they have competitive pricing so hey why not 

[SpunBearing]

Was wandering around and found this:  http://www.oemdirtbikeparts.com/default.asp

[D4N63R]

Was wandering around and found this: http://www.oemdirtbikeparts.com/default.asp

Awesome! Bookmarking that. I don't even get my oil filters from the dealer any more. I get K&N oil filters for half the price of OEM from a local speed shop Edited August 25, 2014 by D4N63R

[Jonathon_w]

RMATV, motorcyclesuperstore.com and partzilla. Motorcyclesuperstore has really good close out deals and a free shipping coupon with every box Just got a pair of Scott 450 Series Race Pants for $19.99 list price is $98.00 and they seem like good quality so far

Edited September 2, 2014 by Jonathon_w

[SpunBearing]

I ordered pants and jersey at motorcyclesuperstore through Amazon.  Said they were in stock.  Few days later they CX'd the order.

[dbart250]

I just used partzilla for my sons pw. Jug, head, piston/rings, bearings, etc for the top end was $260 shipped. Granted, itll ship later this week...but my dealer was $435, and rmatv, bikebandit, tt store, et al were all $320 or more.

Ive stayed local for small stuff. Otherwise i just open ten tabs on the internet and compare side by side.

[D4N63R]

For me it's usually a case of dollar value/how bad do I need it.

Partzilla shipping works off invoice price. There mid priced shipping option usually takes around 2 weeks to get to me, USPS shipping to canada is a joke compared to me shipping stuff south. I ship south for half the price and it arrives in under half the time.

If it's something I can wait two weeks to have, or I'm ordering in the winter I'll go partzilla anytime I hit $150 locally. Because partzilla lists MSRP and their price it's easy to figure out from home as my dealer charges the MSRP price.

[yzrider84]

motosport.com if they dont have parts rocky mountain if they dont have parts homedepot i will make my own part lol

[dbart250]

I just used partzilla for my sons pw. Jug, head, piston/rings, bearings, etc for the top end was $260 shipped. Granted, itll ship later this week...but my dealer was $435, and rmatv, bikebandit, tt store, et al were all $320 or more.

Ive stayed local for small stuff. Otherwise i just open ten tabs on the internet and compare side by side.

As i say this, my *partial order just shipped lol. My last item is expected to ship at about the 2 week mark. Not to big a deal in this situation but keep that in mind

[D4N63R]

I do everything during our 5-6 months of snow. So the shipping times never bother me. But if something breaks in the summer it becomes a who can get it faster deal.

[Dune bum]

I like using my local shop for most things. One day my buddy broke his shifter, so we made a call and they did not have one in stock for his bike. The mechanic loaned us his personal shifter so we could still ride. Find service like that on the internet. Also when you buy from the local shop and the wrong part comes in it gets dealt with, with no hassle. I do buy my riding gear from the closeouts and my tires come from online.

[youngztr]

Dennis Kirk, Ron Ayers, and MC Cycles seem to have fallen off the radar screen with internet dirt bikers……

[handreasen]

Awesome! Bookmarking that. I don't even get my oil filters from the dealer any more. I get K&N oil filters for half the price of OEM from a local speed shop

How do you qualify entering a speed shop, thought you rode a Honda?

[Jim813]

I've found motosport to be awesome lately. Some of the best prices around, good products and fast shipping.

[Texas2Smoker]

Partzilla mostly.. Some RMATVMC, some E-Bay, some Amazon, some motorcycle super store, some service honda. Almost refuse to shop at any local dealerships, terrible customer service at my closest dealer, prices are jacked at all of them.