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acanz

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Its not a product but Dennis Kirk is the best online retailer Ive use so far. The parts I needed were in stock, cheaper then the dealer, and shipped fast.

My 2 oil filter order was placed Sunday night, shipped Monday, and recieved today.

 

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They've always been good to me. If I order on Monday evening, I get my parts on wednesday. The prices aren't the greatest, but they have free shipping on orders over $100, and they rarely screw anything up. Good customer service too.

 

Patman

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I've found numerous places that are as good or better.

 

tony91

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They're great. A little high on somethings, but great customer service and quick shipping. I'm in Maryland and if I order Tuesday, I get my parts by Friday. Best web-site I've seen also.

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yep, bto sports for me.very fast shipping(even to overseas) and much cheaper than dennis kirk.

 

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CR250man911

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rockymountainmc is a great place. Prices are good and have most everything.

 

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acanz

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My local shop must be really overpriced then if I find DK cheap and you guys say theres cheaper places.

Other then BTO and RockyMountainMC, where do you order from?

 

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placelast

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acanz said:

My local shop must be really overpriced then if I find DK cheap and you guys say theres cheaper places.

Other then BTO and RockyMountainMC, where do you order from?

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My local shop messes up about 50% of the time.

I use throttlehead.com (site sponsor).

 

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CR250man911

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motoshopper, mxsouth, motorhelmets, ridegear, and bikebandit are all about the same.

 

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motorsportoutlet.com

 

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Mudd Slinger

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MX South is pretty cheap but they do not have free shipping over $100. If you do not spend, $100, it is hard to beat their prices. They have not messed up an order yet!

 

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from what I've seen, Dennis Kirk already has the shipping costs figured into his prices. So if you don't buy a $100 worth, You're going to pay for shipping twice. I believe Rocky Mountain with shipping will still beat Dennis Kirk with free shipping. Rocky M seems to be reasonable on shipping charges.

 

oldguy

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I have had good results from Eric Gorr's Forward Motion (not only a engine builder but also a parts unlimited dealer), MXSOUTH, Bob's cycle supply, and Rocky Mountain.
Also very happy with Service Honda for hard parts when we had a Honda in the house.

 

Okiewan

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Honda OEM parts? Service Honda is great.. if I'm not mistaken they are the number 1 Honda OEM dealer and I've seen their inventory.

 

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acanz

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Okiewan said:

Honda OEM parts? Service Honda is great.. if I'm not mistaken they are the number 1 Honda OEM dealer and I've seen their inventory.

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How about old OEM parts Okie? Theres no local Honda dealers so Ive yet to find a source for non-generic parts for my 88 CR250R. Also, do they sell parts online? Id look myself but Im about to go to sleep.

 

Patman

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100% of the OEM parts that were replaced on my XR buildup (there were A LOT of parts replaced!) came frome Service Honda as did 2 32" TV sized boxes of aftermarket parts. MX South has always treated me well also. I'm more interested in the quality of the service I consistantly get than the rock bottom price which is why I try to only use sponsors on DRN. I've been burned by a few of the big names that have been mentioned here that send out catalogs and buy pages of advertising in the magazines, I have no interest in using them again.

 

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Brad70

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Dennis Kirk is my one stop shop. I only buy when I have a $100+ order built up (easy to do owning a dirtbike). Also I think that their prices are fair and even though some places are cheaper (by a few bucks) you have to pay shipping and their sites are a hassle to order off of.
Brad

 

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Dennis Kirk has always been good. Their prices are a little high on some items (like tires), but they have a lot of things in stock that others don't have.

 

Treejumper

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I had to laugh. I read this thread earlier today and guess what came in the mail? A postcard from Dennis Kirk saying "We havent heard from you in a while.."

 

kmccune

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I use Dennis Kirk for most every thing, but I order it in the morning and have it "shipped" will call, then stop by and pick it up.After which I stop by their scratch and dent store across town and spend MORE money :) They are a little more on some things but they are my local supplier and I have been doing business with them forever.