well first to the spelling police squirrel,now i split up my parts order between 3 places this year to see if there was a differnce in sevice and price.First my local moto dealer got parts at good price they got me upper gaskets,intake valve,spring, keepers new rings fer my boys bike.had all parts in 5days. then i ordered from bikebandit the sevice manual fer my sons bike and manual fer my bike had both in about 7 days. now i ordered from jp cycles new switch housings new tire new switches with harrnesses new mirrors 4 new turn signals new speedo with cable new bar lock plate about 500.00 worth of sh*t that was the 22 feb now they took the money out of my account the 23 and i'm still waiting on the lft side switchesw/harrness they havent called emailed or so much as told me to f myself any one affiliated w jp cycles that would like to offer info on how to get them off there asses this is last part fer bike to be road worthy and could have road three days last week wont be ordering from them unless they make this right. starting to get irratated just a LITTLE bit.

 

Re-type this as an e-mail and send it to them. That ought to scare the shi* out of em'.

 

Have you contacted them? Maybe a part is on back order.
How can you compare ordering a manual from one company to ordering like 9 misc. parts from another company.

Seems to me you should have ordered the same parts from all the companies to do a proper test. You certainly can't compare prices the way you did it.


I'm not belittling you complaint, I understand, but you have to compare apples to apples

John

 

Ordering basic, common or what they would call fast moving parts usually come quickly because most dealers keep them in stock, if not they are in most of the warehouses.
Less common parts may be stocked in only one warehouse or may be built as they are ordered. Hard to compare.
Still taking a month to get parts from J&P is not normal. My orders usually arrive within a couple of days.