Wher does everyone shop?

Just wondering where everyone gets there parts. I'm looking for some barends, a new grab bar and a battery. I would like to here your pros and cons of online buying. And any other helpful info. Thanx :dthumb:

I have purchased a few things online... but mainly gear... I just feel that for parts I want to buy them with a more hands on type of thing... Plus if it's not right I want the security that I can simply return if I want to and not have to wait. But here are a few places I got thing: www.accwhse.com/default.htm www.helmetsetc.com - :leaving:

I check around to see what retail prices are, then I see what I can get on eBay. I also check with SpeedWerks since they're a site sponsor.

Kneedraggers.com best in price and they get you the parts in 3 days.

Kneedraggers.com best in price and they get you the parts in 3 days. I do like kneedraggers..... best prices I've seen. Speed, is another good source.... But I do buy ALOT on EBay. I haven't, yet, had a problem with purchasing anything online. I use PayPal as much as I can. But I buy so much online it's sick!! Not too mention that if you have any problems with your credit card...just call them and tell them. They'll take care of it.

i use kneedraggers.com prices are a little bit more than indysuperbikes.com but there shipping is way lower than anything i have tried, so i use kneedraggers.com but i will be asking speed for a couple of prices b4 i shop again.

If your a Racer you get a discount from KneeDraggers too

Thanx people, I appreciate the responses and checked out a couple of them. I'm finding that my Katana isn't as profitable as a GSXR and alot of these sites don't carry my stuff. I don't know.

i use kneedraggers.com prices are a little bit more than indysuperbikes.com but there shipping is way lower than anything i have tried, so i use kneedraggers.com but i will be asking speed for a couple of prices b4 i shop again. Most of our standard web prices are below kneedraggers or at least the same, and since you're only in PA, shipping isn't going to be expensive (and only a day away via UPS ground). Of course ... we come here and talk to you ... I know, it can be annoying ... :D And jdog - we're doing some things with katriders.com - check out their site. The biggest problem isn't so much that your bike isn't profitable, it's just that there simply isn't a ton of aftermarket support for it. We're trying to find stuff for you though! - Brian Roach

I find the same problem with my 9R... There may be 2 companies that make ____ part for my bike. But 16 companies that make the same part for a R1 or GSXR!!! :rant:

If you are into go fast parts, you have got to check out and bookmark this site; http://www.aperaceparts.com/ Look for the zones on the right side and click on the one that your bike fits in. Jay

I find the same problem with my 9R... There may be 2 companies that make ____ part for my bike. But 16 companies that make the same part for a R1 or GSXR!!! :rant: I love my GSXR for that! :dthumb: I hate my Ducati for that! :cursin: Jdog; just remember to check shipping $$. I find quite often that by the time you pay for the part and shipping you can get it at a local store for the same $$ and sometimes less. I am also a big E-Bay nut! I have saved thousand on parts and have only been duked once. I have had some issues with stuff not being as described. (damaged in ways that could not have happened in shipping.)