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Hey, Anyone ever buy parts from www.Surdyke.com.? I guess they are a HD dealer from MO. There price seem to be a lower than my dealer here in Boston. Just looking to see if they are reputable.
Yep. I have bought parts from them, Chicago H-D, M&M cycles, and Zanotti H-D. I like dealing with M&M cycles (http://www.mandmcycles.com/) because they want to make it right.
Now, you are asking why are these folks some much cheaper (20% less) than my local stealer? MSRP stands for MFG SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE...i.e. how much H-D would sell the parts.... You local stealer adds about 25-30% to what they pay for parts from H-D.
I agree. I order almost all my parts online form either Surdyke or Zanotti's. Only thing is sometimes the shipping offsets any savings. What I usually do is wait until I need several things and then you save a good bit of money even including the shipping.
I buy most of my parts from Surdyke or Zanotti's or the Chicago Hd and had good luck with all of them. Had to send one part back to Surdyke because it had a blemish and they shipped the new one out right away no questions asked.
Yes, I've bought from Surdyke, and I love their prices. Sometimes it takes a while though to actually receive the goods. I really like using Katie at Mason City HD. She'll usually give you 16-20% off. Tell her Craig from Montana sent you her way. She is great.
Hey, Anyone ever buy parts from www.Surdyke.com.? I guess they are a HD dealer from MO. There price seem to be a lower than my dealer here in Boston. Just looking to see if they are reputable.
I may be the minority here in dealing with Surdyke. I was very disappointed in there customer service department. I ordered a part and was notified a week later that it was back ordered. No problem - I'm patient. I recieve an e-mail from them indicating that the part I ordered would be off the back order list 08/15. I sent them an e-mail on 08/16 for an update and got the same e-mail I originally recieved [off back order 08/15] On this date, I contacted them by phone and they told me that the part I ordered was extended on the B/O list to 08/29. No e-mail was sent from them indicating that. I went ahead and canceled my order. They do have good prices, but I rather deal with a company who not only keeps me informed but will do a nation search for the part I need. It is a Harley dealership and they can get the part from another dealership by e-commerce. I won't be dealing with them in the future.
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