Online Yammie Parts?

thecirque · August 23, 2006

I'm a brand new Yammie owner and want to know where I can get parts online for cheap(er). I get Honda parts from "Service Honda.com" and was hoping there was a Yamaha equivalent.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance.

Yamajeb · August 23, 2006

Did you search the web? I know that yamaha-motor.com has illustrated part diagrams but probably at OEM prices.

Here's some sites I found by doing a search:

bikebandit.com (I've had some success with these guys personally)

yamahapartstogo.com

yamahapart.com

xtremepowersports.com

temeculamotorsports.com

Let us know if these help

5.2k · August 23, 2006

Try www.shop.thumpertalk.com

Chickenhauler · August 24, 2006

Try www.shop.thumpertalk.com

TT has unbeatable OEM parts pricing

socalxr · August 24, 2006

http://www.yamahasportsplaza.com/pages/parts/home.aspx

dirttrackin280h · August 24, 2006

http://www.yamahasportsplaza.com/pages/parts/home.aspx

MR Cycles, their the cheapest I know of!

http://www.mrcycles.com/fiche_select.asp?vcc=Motorcycles&mfg=Honda#SDOWN

socalxr · August 24, 2006

MR Cycles, their the cheapest I know of!
http://www.mrcycles.com/fiche_select.asp?vcc=Motorcycles&mfg=Honda#SDOWN

I need a YZ85 front hub to make a set of super-moto wheels and the place I posted had it for $88. Your place was $107!!! I don't know about the TT store, you can't check the prices online.

dirttrackin280h · August 24, 2006

I need a YZ85 front hub to make a set of super-moto wheels and the place I posted had it for $88. Your place was $107!!! I don't know about the TT store, you can't check the prices online.

I compared other parts with the site you gave and the site I shop at, and there pretty even on most stuff, but other things vary.

For Example: Your site you posted wants $183.03 for a 2000 TTR125L gas tank, and Mr Cycles wants $166.77. I guess it all depends on what part it is. It changes for all of them. So there both good places to buy from!

socalxr · August 24, 2006

Good to know.

ndawg22 · August 25, 2006

i tried finding oem parts on tt but it confused me and i was in a hurry so i got them from www.bikebandit.com ?

woodrowman · September 30, 2006

Yes!!! Thumpertalk store must be good (based on what others say) - but the few minutes I spent there convinced me it sucks. Can it be any harder to surf/find anything? And what is it, Sam's club? I have to pay 10 bucks to join blah blah blah. . . . NO thanks.

AUSTTT-R230 · September 30, 2006

Yes!!! Thumpertalk store must be good (based on what others say) - but the few minutes I spent there convinced me it sucks. Can it be any harder to surf/find anything? And what is it, Sam's club? I have to pay 10 bucks to join blah blah blah. . . . NO thanks.

how do you think they make it all so cheap

but your are right it is to complicated ??

MaynardF16 · September 30, 2006

I would go with TT Store. I recently was going to buy fork/dust seals for my WR. I was being lazy and decided to get them from this new shop around the corner because I was there. He gave me a approximate decent price so I ordered. When I went to pick them up, the price was just a little higher that they quoted. I took them and then got motivated to go to the TT store. A quick check, I paid double compared to TT Store. In summary, I could have paid my shipping, membership fee, and tax, and still saved $20 on 4 seals. Next time, no matter what its the TT Store for me.

genEric · September 30, 2006

Do a comparison, this is a friend of mine and he said all his online parts are dealer cost +10%

http://www.flatoutmotorcycles.com/default.asp

yamahas rule · October 6, 2006

here is a couple dont know if they're any cheaper http://crotchrocket.com/fiche_select.asp http://www.thriftyrider.com/partsfish/AddVModel.asp?G=4&M=2&N=1

airborne1 · October 6, 2006

Try

http://shop.yamaha-motorcycleparts.com

rab · October 7, 2006

I have five yamahas total and always seems to need something. I have tried a lot of places including dealer. I placed an order on Monday from bikebandit.com with regular shipping @ $4.0. I received my order on Thursday. It is by far the easiest site to move around in. take a look.

mxwiz · October 9, 2006

Here are the 2 that I have used.

www.worldofcycles.com

www.ronayers.com

The prices do vary alot from site to site on the same items.

TX-SANDMAN · October 10, 2006

That mrcycles.com rocks. I need a tank for my TTR90 and it has a great price at 179.00.

socalxr · October 10, 2006

I just checked mrcycles.com on the front hub. It's $60!!!! ? That is SUPER cheap. GREAT find! ??

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