Online Harley Parts Dealers?
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11-16-2011 | 04:43 PM
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Online Harley Parts Dealers?
So I have been reading and hearing quite a lot about online Harley discount parts dealers not being allowed to sale us parts or some such. What are you all finding? I use to use M&M Cycles but they give up selling Harley parts online. I have put my part numbers in to Zanottis Than backed off because of their high shipping cost etc. I have not used any others.
I also read somewhere that St Paul's Harley won a court case against Harley or some such and they are or may start others being able to go back to selling on line.
Bottom line what are you all doing?
Cameron
I also read somewhere that St Paul's Harley won a court case against Harley or some such and they are or may start others being able to go back to selling on line.
Bottom line what are you all doing?
Cameron
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11-16-2011 | 08:33 PM
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kutter online
i have been using kutter online, decent prices, but i dont think they keep everything in stock so it can take about two weeks to get it. And if you spend more than $100 free shipping. Adventure harley is another good one, and surdyke
#3
11-16-2011 | 08:40 PM
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st paul has not won a case against hd. they do have a case pending at the moment though.
being from canada, you fall into that category that gets the shaft (so to speak). apparently, you guys were ordering so much stuff from the states, that you're local hd dealers were not making any money on parts sales and complained to the moco. now the moco is trying to help your dealers out. unfortunately, that means you get to pay the canadian prices.
maybe it'd be cheaper for you to take a trip down into the states and buy your stuff at full us retail than canadian prices?
being from canada, you fall into that category that gets the shaft (so to speak). apparently, you guys were ordering so much stuff from the states, that you're local hd dealers were not making any money on parts sales and complained to the moco. now the moco is trying to help your dealers out. unfortunately, that means you get to pay the canadian prices.
maybe it'd be cheaper for you to take a trip down into the states and buy your stuff at full us retail than canadian prices?
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11-16-2011 | 08:47 PM
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Surdyke.com is an HD dealer with great prices. Libertyville, IL is good too but doesn't have such a complete online website.
15-20% and sometimes free shipping depending upon purchase amount.
http://www.surdyke.com/
15-20% and sometimes free shipping depending upon purchase amount.
http://www.surdyke.com/
#6
11-17-2011 | 08:52 AM
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Better get you parts ordered NOW. No more out of country or ebay type sales after January 1.
Parts guy told me dealers can still sell online through there websites, but can not ADVERTISE more than 10% discount. Not sure if this is absolute yet.
I would be making friends here and just have someone buy it local and ship it to you. Sure to save you some money. Anybody who has bought a new bike gets 10-15% off for a year.
Change the rules and it will take 15 minute for someone to figure out a work around.
Parts guy told me dealers can still sell online through there websites, but can not ADVERTISE more than 10% discount. Not sure if this is absolute yet.
I would be making friends here and just have someone buy it local and ship it to you. Sure to save you some money. Anybody who has bought a new bike gets 10-15% off for a year.
Change the rules and it will take 15 minute for someone to figure out a work around.
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11-17-2011 | 08:59 AM
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