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Chapparal just gave out a coupon code for 25% off any OEM part. It ends March 22.

Here's the link to the parts fiche catalog

The coupon code is: FIXMYBIKE

Do you know if that's any ONE part or partS? I've got a small list I could order....

Yes it is for multiple parts. I loaded the basket with like 10 items and it took 25% off everything.

Awesome. Thanks. I'm gonna double check prices between them and http://www.cyclepartswarehouse.com today at work and order the parts for my brake rebuild.

There is a place that offers 27% + every day of the week without a coupon. http://www.yamahasportsplaza.com There is only one minor problem with them. They are located in Seattle so to get items usually takes 2 weeks for those of us on the East coast.

I called my local shop today about the left handle bar switch, local price was $168 vs. sports plazas price of $106.

Check this thread for other purchasing options. viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3

You will be lucky to get your order in 3 weeks though. As long as your patient with these places.

I just did a quick price comparo and here are the results:

1997 Yamaha FZR600RJ Front Caliper Seal Kit
Yamaha PN# 3HE-W0047-50-00

Chapparall Motorsports (w/ 25% off): 21.53
Dothan Powersports (my local dealership): 28.70
Bikebandit.com: 28.70
Cyclepartswarehouse.com: 18.76
Yamahasportsplaza.com (w/ 27% off): 20.09

I've bought from cyclepartswarehouse a couple of times before, and it usually takes 2 weeks. I still use my dealership for small items that I need in a day or two, but if I'm doing a bulk order of large amounts of parts, then I go through Cyclepartswarehouse. They're based out of Texas, so for us here in the Southeast, it'd probably be alot faster than Yamahasportsplaza in Seattle.

Never heard of sports plaza...nice prices indeed.

I agree about shopping around as sometimes there are better deals to be had. Aaron, you hit the nail right on the head about time. If it is something I need quickly, I go to the local dealer and hand over my left arm to pay for it. But if I can wait for it, I always buy over the internet for OEM parts.

cad600 wrote:I agree about shopping around as sometimes there are better deals to be had. Aaron, you hit the nail right on the head about time. If it is something I need quickly, I go to the local dealer and hand over my left arm to pay for it. But if I can wait for it, I always buy over the internet for OEM parts.

Thank you. The only time I've needed something quickly and not gone to the dealership is when I did my clutch job and found out my clutch basket and flywheel needed replacing. I ordered those from Cyclepartswarehouse and just bit the bullet on the waiting part. But saving over a hundred dollars sure made up for having to wait two weeks instead of three days.