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- Thread starter Paul186
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Just Phishing
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I would say its best to shop around, sometimes it amazon, others the dealer. It really depends on the part. You might want to lookup a dealer and give them a call to ensure that you will be able to pick up the part during your visit, they dont keep many parts in stock..
msavold
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Big part of the answer would be dependent on how long you're in town/one place for...
There are a number of on-line parts suppliers (like Yamaha Parts & Suzuki Parts, Motorcycles, ATVs & Accessories, Yamaha Parts Catalog), Amazon, and local dealers. As Just Phishing said, I've also found that it depends what the part is. The first link has the exploded parts diagrams that will lead you to the part number to search for which I've found sometimes easier than searching for the part name.
There are a number of on-line parts suppliers (like Yamaha Parts & Suzuki Parts, Motorcycles, ATVs & Accessories, Yamaha Parts Catalog), Amazon, and local dealers. As Just Phishing said, I've also found that it depends what the part is. The first link has the exploded parts diagrams that will lead you to the part number to search for which I've found sometimes easier than searching for the part name.
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