Importing KTM parts?

[countryguy]

I have a son in law in Oz wanting to import a radiator kit for a KTM 525 EXC.

Can anyone give me a heads up on overseas supplier.

cheers.

[Jay GTI]

Yeah if you stumble across KTM Parts in the US, then they are good, but the freight forwarding company they use to get around not being able to send items out of the US is very expensive (BongoUS). You don't have to use BongoUS though, there are other freight forwarding companies that are apparently much cheaper.

[jimbo600]

I'd tell him to shop local at http://mototech.com.au/

Awesome supplier.

[countryguy]

I'd tell him to shop local at http://mototech.com.au/

Awesome supplier.

cheers for that

[xen]

Can supply KTM parts cheaper than them, will pm ya.

[Pornstar]

Can supply KTM parts cheaper than them, will pm ya.

I say Mr Xen, I could be also interested in your KTM wares.

[xen]

Sweetas just give me a pm with what part #s you're after and I'll quote ya.

[Jay GTI]

Can you get me a toaster? Part number 3B87000 (will take a 3B87000GB, UK voltage).

I can't believe I'm seriously asking this...:whistle:

[K6K]

I just got a new starter from a US dealer for less than $300NZD landed, KTM NZ quoted retail in NZ as over $800NZD. From my research it appears that there are quite a few dealers who will ship internationally. The bigger sites like KTMcyclehutt will not ship to a non us address (unless you use a freight forwarder like somebody said earlier).

[xen]

Haha can't get the special accessories man, just parts

[Jay GTI]

Haha can't get the special accessories man, just parts

That's a relief... ha ha. The KTM fanboy side of me can go pull his head in... again.

Actually, serious question, how about a clutch cover part no. 77230001044? Mine is a bit battered after an off at Woodhill.

[xen]

have sent pm