Where do you guys get ATV parts from?

[thunderstruck]

I need some wheel bearings and brake pads for my old Kawasaki Bayou 300. What are some good reputable websites to order from?

 

[Bigredmariner]

I buy alot of small engine parts and stuff from partstree.com, they mainly carry lawnmower stuff but it may be worth a look for other stuff. They are in Austin BTW. Most of the Kawasaki parts for my Mule I have bought from a dealer in Pasadena. If you need something from the dealer let me know and I could pick them up while I'm in Houston and drop 'em at your place on my way home.

 

[dietz4ibanez]

I get my stuff from team powersports here in Raleigh!

http://www.team-powersports.com/

If you order there let me know if you want me to pick it up for you and ship your items to you if shipping is a rip!

 

[K1500 Cheyenne]

If it's not too late, I'd try BikeBandit.com. They're not the cheapest parts you can get, but they're OE parts, not aftermarket replacements. That's where I've gotten most all of the parts I've needed for my '88 FourTrax 300 and I've never had trouble.

 

[Z71 Kris]

I order from
http://advantagecyclelc.com/
http://www.rockymountainatv.com/home.do;jsessionid=478E6D5B188E7A9163687C2DEA06D6FB.westring1
http://www.woodwardspecialties.com/, and
http://www.albaaction.com/.
I have ordered something from all of these websites, and have had no problems!

 

[Draenor]

Kawasaki Bayou 300.

Best 4wheeler evar..... My dad is still using the he bought back in '90.

I'd try BikeBandit.com.

I ordered from them when I serviced and rebuilt my dads clutch last year. Good quality parts and still priced better from the dealer on most of what I ordered.

 

[J-man67]

Ronayers.com

 

[thunderstruck]

Crap, I forgot all about this thread. My local NAPA had all the parts I needed, but thanks for the links anyways.

Kawasaki Bayou 300.

Best 4wheeler evar..... My dad is still using the he bought back in '90.

Yeah, it might not be flashy, fast and powerful, but it is abso-f***ing-lutely indestructible. This the only issue it has ever had (it's a 1998 BTW), and really I don't consider it a problem because brakes and bearings are wear-and-tear items.

 

[Boilerup15]

I really like rockymountainatv.com