Genuine parts
 

Hi peeps, anyone got any good websites to buy genuine parts online? I've got an XR250R and all the bike shops round here are crap:( All road bikes, the nearest 'off road' dealer is 30-40 miles away!

Cheers, Ben

I often hear what i consider unecessary comment on various bikes dealer network. In my view when you buy a bike of whatever origins, it would be wise to form a working relationship with a couple good online suppliers. If by some chance you have someplace local to where you usually live, consider that to be a bonus.

This does not help you at all, but once you have found your supplier, he will be on hand wherever you are in the world. Provided you have such a supplier and the bike is not too exotic to be field repairable you will be able to venture where you will and sleep easy

Ben,
You could take a look at:
Honda Motorcycle Parts at David Silver Spares

I haven't used them but lots of others have!

I have used:
MoTo-WARD Ltd Website by telephone ordering and they provided a good service providing genuine parts for my Yamaha; perhaps they do Honda spares, they are certainly into off-road racing. (tel 01403 823222)

Cheers,

Dave

The above companies are good, also try www.wemoto.

Thanks for all the replies so far:)

Cheers, Ben

XR250 parts
 

Have a XR250 '97 Jap import

Get my parts from:

Honda Motorcycle Parts at David Silver Spares
Riders Motorcycles (Yeovil)

Both very helpful and quick service

Used spares
 

If you are after used spares, DK motorcycles in Stoke-on-Trent say they are one of the largest breakers in the UK - can't comment on their prices...

Used Motorcyles spares motorbike parts Honda Kawasaki Yamaha Suzuki Aprilia Ducati

they break all bikes not just Honda

Bill

VERY GOOD link to look up part numbers:
Ronnie's Mail Order for atv parts, atv tires, snowmobile, watercraft and motorcycle featuring an OEM microfiche parts finder.
Have not ordered from them.

Cheers for the sites, sorced all the bits I need now:)
Always interested in some more if anyones got some though.

Cheers, Ben