Where are you guys ordering parts from?
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I just bought a set of 10 inch mini apes from Direct Cycle Parts. By coincidence they're a forum sponsor but that wasn't the reason I bought from them. I've been using them on & off for many years and this time around they had the lowest price for the particular brand and size of bars I wanted to buy.
I was happy with the price and the bars shipped quickly.
I also recently bought a Hogworkz hard bag kit from 58cycles.com for $70 or $80 cheaper than I found elsewhere. I ordered while on vacation and requested via the online comment section that shipping be delayed so that I be home when the bags arrived. They called me to verify my request and the bags arrived at my house the same day that I did. I'd use them again.
I was happy with the price and the bars shipped quickly.
I also recently bought a Hogworkz hard bag kit from 58cycles.com for $70 or $80 cheaper than I found elsewhere. I ordered while on vacation and requested via the online comment section that shipping be delayed so that I be home when the bags arrived. They called me to verify my request and the bags arrived at my house the same day that I did. I'd use them again.
Last edited by 2goldens; May 19, 2022 at 10:17 AM.
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Newcastle was awesome to deal with, so bummed they shut down their internet parts sales. Wonder why Surdyke and others are still business as usual? HD looking the other way for bigger dealers?
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I don’t know exactly how or why Surdyke and others are still selling online, but my guess is they’re not willing to give up the profits from online parts sales, which I’m sure are a significant boost to their bottom lines.
Edit - I just received information from a reliable source that Surdyke and others have a lawsuit against H-D regarding the ban on internet sales.
Last edited by GalvTexGuy; May 20, 2022 at 08:21 AM.
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surdyke may still be selling online, but it seems like their discount is not as steep as it used to be. i bought a fender from them, msrp was $495, their price was $473. but, i saved a good chunk more with no tax, and no shipping.
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I mainly order from MoCo itself and ask that my local dealer be listed as the seller so they get credit for it, or I order it from my dealer. If I can find something new in box from a private seller on eBay, I’ll do it as long as they have a good rep on there and the shipping isn’t insane.
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Its been a couple years since I had a bike, so I havent needed to order parts in a while... Im needing a cable kit for some 18in bars (08 heritage)... Looks like J&P and Dennis Kirk are the powerhouses that show up in google search.. based off the prices of these kits.. it is clear that I havent bought parts in a while.... a complete kit is almost 500... daaaaamn it .. Where do you guys get your goodies from? Ill absolutely support a smaller shop if I knew of some.
Last edited by IBE; May 21, 2022 at 03:05 PM.
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