Need Hyosung parts!

[funlovincrim]

Hi there,

I was wondering if anyone knew where I could buy either new or used Hyosung Parts.

Had a small accident last week so I need a Front Brake Leaver in silver and I also need a right-hand-side Heel Guard Bracket.

Went to the local dealer but they wanted $135 for the brake leaver + $160 for the bracket.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers.

[Blackshear]

You could just ride behind a Hyo for awhile, net at the ready.

Alternatively, the only other place I can think of is a wrecker. Not sure if he'd stock anything, but the guy right next to the Honda dealer on Barry's point road might help.

[bogan]

Went to the local dealer but they wanted $135 for the brake leaver + $160 for the bracket.

$135 front brake lever, on a hyobag, that does not make a lot of sense, one for my honda was only 20 bucks.

[CookMySock]

$135 front brake lever, on a hyobag, that does not make a lot of sense, one for my honda was only 20 bucks.It's an adjustable fancy-schmancy one. You can convert from the adjustable lever to the plain lever by putting a spacer under the bolt if you don't need or want the fancy one.

Steve

[BiK3RChiK]

or try here...

http://www.richardhyosunggvgt.com/

[Katman]

Even adjustable levers are available as an aftermarket option for around $20-25.

[Jizah]

Even adjustable levers are available as an aftermarket option for around $20-25.

Yip I'd second the aftermarket idea.

[Hiflyer]

Try Queen Street motorcycles, they've always been cheaper than the rest for me.

[funlovincrim]

Great! - Thanks for all your replies. Ended up getting a Front Brake Leaver through bits4bikes.com for $27.54 going through the same dealer that was trying to sell me the exact same part for $135.00. :Oi:

I haven't yet purchased a Footrest Bracket - Will probably end up getting one from Mt Eden who quoted me $148.00 (Best dealer price in NZ... so far), although Richard Jordan from www.richardhyosunggvgt.com in South Korea quoted me USD$45.00 for the part with an extra USD$25.00 for shipping (NZD$94.56 in TOTAL) which is more than reasonable, I'm just not too fussed on having to wait that long until I get back to riding. I'd rather pay the extra $53.00 to get it now.

[danchop]

last week turners had two damaged up for auction,could try find out from them if they went to any wreckers

[funlovincrim]

last week turners had two damaged up for auction,could try find out from them if they went to any wreckers

Awesome - I'll give them a call, thanks!

[BiK3RChiK]

although Richard Jordan from www.richardhyosunggvgt.com in South Korea quoted me USD$45.00 for the part with an extra USD$25.00 for shipping (NZD$94.56 in TOTAL) which is more than reasonable, I'm just not too fussed on having to wait that long until I get back to riding. I'd rather pay the extra $53.00 to get it now.

Don't worry about the wait.... I've ordered stuff from him and had it 3 days later:Punk:

[Tubbsy]

Don't worry about the wait.... I've ordered stuff from him and had it 3 days later:Punk:


I second that, fast service, good prices and well packed.

[MarkH]

A brake lever for a Hyosung? That sounds like a reasonable trade!

[kapiti_nigel]

I second that, fast service, good prices and well packed.

I couldn't agree more - Richard replied to my email enquiry within a day, the parts were on their way 6 hours later, and arrived 5 days after that....good price, great service :yes:

[Old Steve]

When I broke the clutch lever on my GV250 I replaced it with one for a Suzuki Intruder 250. Try your local Suzuki shop if your Hyosung shop is too expensive.

[Hiflyer]

When I broke the clutch lever on my GV250 I replaced it with one for a Suzuki Intruder 250. Try your local Suzuki shop if your Hyosung shop is too expensive.

What a lot of people dont realise is that hyosung and suzuki have been supplying parts to eachother for a long time!

Hyosung just forgot to hire a quality assurance team before 2008 IIRC :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm: