JohnnyM

Looking for your favorite national supplier of motorcycle specific parts and accessories:
Is it RevZilla? Cycle Gear? Touratech? Riders Warehouse? Someone else?

Of course, much love to the local shops and suppliers, but I'm looking for the bigger national guys- I'm making a hit-list, if you will.

So? Who's your favorite?

VeritasImageryNW

Depends on what I'm buying. I've gotten stuff from Rev, CG, Rocky Mtn, and of course J&P Cycle for Harley specific. Pretty much comes down to who has the best price and availability at the time.


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Pavement Tested

Depends on what I need.

OEM parts orders that qualify for free shipping I get at MotoSport.

Street tires almost exclusively thru Jake Wilson

Dirt tires is Rocky Mountain ATV.

Chains/sprockets I use Sprocket Center.

For misc stuff I mostly use MotoSport but have used Motorcycle Superstore, Bike Bandit, Dennis Kirk and probably some others in the past.

tunus

I think they used to be local. Motorcycle Superstore's warehouse moved from Tualatin to some mid-western state.

I've used all mentioned suppliers, but my top two are Revzilla and Rocky Mountain for street and dirt stuff respectively. I've had revzilla price match and delivery a set of tires to my front door in as little as 24hrs without extra shipping charges. Rocky Mountain has good bargains around public holidays.

DGA

RevZilla is great and even if they don't have the lowest price, they'll gladly match it.

I also like https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/. Good prices on a lot of stuff. A bit more dirt oriented, but great never the less for street stuff too. Very quick regular shipping.

If you are an Ape owner, AF1 will be your go to.

Cougar

www.Partshark.com

www.Yamahapartshouse.com

www.Procaliber.com

I check them all as well as some that have been mentioned before I buy.

Pavement Tested

If forgot to mention Welcome to kurveygirl.com for track bike specific gizmos.

I've looked Sportbike Track Gear but their prices aren't often amenable to my bank account.

tunus

That may very well be the case. I was simply making a point that their warehouse is not local, therefore a customer shouldn't expect local shipping times.

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Pigs

rezvilla for gear, motorcycle superstore for the various parts and accessories, and cycle gear if I run out of lube

jared p

whoever is cheapest...

lazyeye

Used to be Motorcycle Superstore before MAG group bought them, laid off everyone in Medford (read: my friends), and moved all that shit to Dallas.
Now I buy wherever has the stuff I need at the lowest price.

Debi

All depends on what I need. Motosport, Toxic Moto, Rocky Mountain or my local shop.

Rainman

Rider's Discount.

Web site only has riding gear. Behind the scenes, they carry top notch parts, their prices more than competitive (because they don't advertise them openly), and their call in sales reps are awesome. They are all both experienced and willing to give you all the knowledgeable advise you need. On brand specific bike web sites where they are premium paying vendors, they show lots of high resolution pictures of the products they have on special, and are pushing.

Ask for TJ.