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HSATF Tail Gunner
Posts: 99 08/18/06 11:37 PM Tail Gunner |
I just bought a bunch of Honda supplies from a website for the first time. Fuel filter was half the cost of the local stealer, (I hate to spend any more money there than I necessary (I don't even get kissed when I go there )). I thought their prices were very competitive and they even provide remote desktop to dealer microfiche. Delivery was quick (within the work week) and reasonable. Check them out if you buy Honda supplies on line.
servicehonda.com/ Dano |
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danbgt |
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Posts: 1909 08/19/06 3:15 PM |
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ronayers.com I have gotten a bunch of stuff there. Hard to find stuff. Good prices. Ship really quick. Dan |
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Fredrider |
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Posts: 5866 08/19/06 7:51 PM
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I normally get my parts from one of the three Internet suppliers with parts fiches. They are Power Sports Pro, Bike Bandit and Ron Ayers. Of those three Ron Ayers usually has the lowest prices. This week, when looking for a replacement stator and some gaskets, Ron Ayers was lower by $85 over Power Sports Pro and $93 over Bike Bandit. Service Honda was another $35 less than Ron Ayers for the same parts. Go Service Honda!
And thanks for the suggestion Jeff/Toadrider. Your 6/22/06 post about your stator replacement got me looking at Service Honda as a supplier. It is worth finding out the part number and then going to Service Honda to supply the part. Note that Service Honda does not have a parts fiche. You will have to find the part number for whatever you want to order from somewhere else. Thanks to you also Dano. We've got to keep Service Honda in business and supplying those parts as inexpensively as possible! Fred |
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Danowapa |
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HSATF Tail Gunner
Posts: 99 08/19/06 10:13 PM Tail Gunner |
Thanks for the feed back. I know Servicehonda beat Ron Ayers on the filter price and others I checked. By combining supplies, I justified the $9 shipping. I prefer to save a buck when I can. The cost of the filter and shipping was still less than local price.
They do have microfiche available, but you have to run it on remote desktop. It is the same as a saw the parts department at the local dealer working on. You can use the online fish at one of the other sites to get the part numbers too. As far as service, I have a local private shop I prefer (and trust) to go to. Dano |
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maxamutt |
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HSATF Tail Gunner
Posts: 59 01/28/07 6:06 PM Tail Gunner |
I just noticed that PowerSportsPro no longer has the parts numbers listed on their fische, just item numbers. Maybe it was an error in loading, but they were there a few weeks ago. They will stop us from getting the # and going to a cheaper site. Maybe we need to start a list of common items and the Honda numbers on this forum.
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