Preferred Yamaha parts dealer

[liquidsmile]

Does the forum have a preferred parts dealer? I know when I was buying a lot of Honda parts there was a Honda dealer everyone liked to use that was a little cheaper, fast shipping and rarely had parts out of stock.

Curious if there is a preferred one here. Looking for an USA dealer to keep from shipping across the pond.

If not, any recommendations for parts? My local dealer was out of crush washers for an oil and final drive fluid change.

 

[robp]

I order online from Partzilla. I order filters & washers in quantity well in advance from when I need them - sometimes the fulfillment process takes a while, especially during these times of supply chain delay.

 

[Streethawk]

Same here Partzilla. I've found their prices to sometimes be 30% cheaper than at my local Yamaha dealership; which is less than 5 minutes from me (!) Partzilla is sometimes 50% cheaper depending on the part. Good stock/availability with them too. Like robp mentioned, I also like to build up a benchstock of routine/consumable parts. Hope the info helps.

https://www.partzilla.com/

 

[liquidsmile]

Thank you for the replies. Partzilla looks great.

 

[MFP]

I have been using MotoSport for a long time for all my bikes through the years and they have never let me down:

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www.motosport.com

 

[liquidsmile]

I have been using MotoSport for a long time for all my bikes through the years and they have never let me down:

MotoSport.com: #1 in Dirt Bike, Motorcycle, ATV and UTV Parts, Accessories and Gear | MotoSport

Shop MotoSport.com for all of the best deals, service and selection in aftermarket and OEM dirt bike and motorcycle parts, riding gear, tires, accessories and casual.

www.motosport.com

My uncle mentioned them to me. He also likes them.

 

[Reno]

I like RevZilla and Rocky Mountain ATV both of them have been very good to me and their prices are as good as anybody for aftermarket parts

 

[escapefjrtist]

In addition to others mentioned above, I've had good luck with Lone Star (Stadium) Yamaha. Most times it depends on who has parts available and shipping costs.

Lots of choices out there!

~G

 

[TenereJourneyMan]

Does the forum have a preferred parts dealer? I know when I was buying a lot of Honda parts there was a Honda dealer everyone liked to use that was a little cheaper, fast shipping and rarely had parts out of stock.

Curious if there is a preferred one here. Looking for an USA dealer to keep from shipping across the pond.

If not, any recommendations for parts? My local dealer was out of crush washers for an oil and final drive fluid change.

Motosport has been very helpful!

 

[Cycledude]

www.mrcycles.com is often cheaper than Partzilla

 

[Banditryder]

My experience, as well. Great communication, too.

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[Checkswrecks]

No real preference but these days I DO call to make sure they actually have the item IN STOCK with all the shortages.

 

[StefanOnHisS10]

For the Dutch members: Gebben motoren in Rogat. Willing to work with you and ship fast.

 

[sky4]

i've been doing amazon for filters and crap mostly.

I did have a good experience withe cheapyamahaparts.com they were quite helpful regarding a somewhat complicated order. I'll be using them in the future.

 

[magic]

I really like Rocky Mountain ATV and MotoSport. Both handle OEM parts from many manufacturers. I can order motorcycle and ATV parts from one source. The supply chain problems may dictate buying parts wherever you can find them, not always who has the best price.

 

[Fordf350]

I know it costs a little more but I try to support my local dealer. I have a good relationship with them and I can hang out,talk and look at bikes. I do order some things from Revzilla as well.

 

[liquidsmile]

I know it costs a little more but I try to support my local dealer. I have a good relationship with them and I can hang out,talk and look at bikes. I do order some things from Revzilla as well.

I agree but sometimes you need a good back up for when you local dealer doesn’t have the parts you need. My local dealer is a Honda, Kawasaki and Yamaha dealer. Makes it hard for them to carry everything for all three manufacturers. They didn’t have any of the crush washers I was needing to do a basic service on my bike. I did buy my final drive oil, motor oil, and coolant from them though.