List of useful websites

[D3ALN]

Hey everyone I am always on the lookout for the best prices on riding gear and parts and so on. I thought it would be a good idea to compile a list of websites you use and can order online off?
eg:
http://www.mrmotorcycles.co.nz/
http://www.dirtguide.co.nz/
http://www.torpedo7.co.nz/division/motocross/home.do
http://www.motocrossparts.co.nz/

could even branchout and list the sites that have events and so on.
eg:
silver-bullet.co.nz
http://www.epicevents.co.nz/page/5-Home

Maybe you guys can add. and moderators can edit the first post.

[Quasievil]

For Off Road body Armour at least here http://qmoto.co.nz/gear-shop/knox/mx-amour

[motor_mayhem]

I would add the 2 below, I have bought stuff off both sites and found them to be very efficient and competitively priced.

http://www.mxshop.co.nz/
http://www.sportspro.co.nz/

[MPY]

www.tracktion.co.nz
www.crossover.co.nz
www.norjo.co.nz

[D3ALN]

cheers for all the links guys have done a bit of reading and comparing prices.
Hopefully a mod can sticky this thread.

[Ender EnZed]

For Off Road body Armour at least here http://qmoto.co.nz/gear-shop/knox/mx-amour:yes:

You've got the smiley as part of the link there.

[Ricardo S]

I would add the 2 below, I have bought stuff off both sites and found them to be very efficient and competitively priced.

http://www.mxshop.co.nz/
http://www.sportspro.co.nz/

got a great service from http://www.sportspro.co.nz/;

1st overnight delivery for my first order there and
2nd Ian checked the stock and let me come and pick up a jacket from the warehouse last friday. - really handy as i needed it for the weekend and good price too :)

the guys at http://www.cycletreads.co.nz/ are really good as well (Toto, Phil, Andy, etc) and more often than not theres a special going on on the store.

if you are in the area, http://www.redbaron.co.nz/about/red-baron-auckland/ have some good equipment for bike tunning, etc. went there thinking that we would need to replace the fork seals for my brother's bike WOF and after Mike did a quick assessment it wasn't necessary. 30min on the showroom looking at the bikes and the wof was done.

churrs

[hayd3n]

For Off Road body Armour at least here http://qmoto.co.nz/gear-shop/knox/mx-amour:yes:

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[Ender EnZed]

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See post #6.

[D3ALN]

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http://qmoto.co.nz/

[oldskool]

I've always found useful bargains on www.trademe.co.nz :shutup:

[cambocambo]

+1 for sportspro.co.nz

[Quasievil]

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Sorry, I guess i was just to happy lol
all fixed

[oldguy]

I go here alot ebay

[been_there]

I have had good dealings with these blokes: http://www.motoworks.co.nz/shop/

They are also on trademe

[D3ALN]

I am looking around for boots at the moment and dont want to spend over $300 so have been looking at all of these sites.
Does anyone know the difference between the Fox Comp 5 boots ad the Fox comp 5 vortex? Also anywhere to get at under $280.
Any other suggestions?

[noobi]

Only difference is pattern on the vortex. Imo the comp5 is crap, dad and I got a pair and they were toast after less than a year. Although probably not an issue if you never fall off, but we were pretty hard on boots.
There isnt really anything good in the price range your looking at sorry. Might be best to get some second hand expensive boots. As long as they look good on the outside then they are usually ok

[D3ALN]

Ok my thor Q1 have only lasted since november and are knackered already

[TOTO]

here are some that I find useful on daily bases

www.cycletreads.co.nz what deals can I get today ?
www.roadguide.co.nz useful product catalogue for my road bike
www.dirtguide.co.nz useful product catalogue for my dirt bike
www.atvguide.co.nz useful products for my ATV
www.nzbike.com - oh, I need to rent a bike...
http://www.belray.com/lubricant_advisor what oil should I put in my bike and how much oil does it take ?
http://www.jtsprockets.com/ - what sprockets and chain does my bike take ?
http://www.yuasabatteries.com/ what battery does my bike take ?
http://www.motobatt.com/ I want a good gel battery, and well priced
http://www.conti-fitmentguide.com/ what size tyres does my bike take ?
http://www.ferodoracing.com/catalogue/search.php?search=motorcycle_vehicle&cat=brake_pads what brake pads does my bike take ?
http://www.hiflofiltro.com/17.0.html what air and oil filters does my bike take ?
http://www.givi.it/My-motorcycle/ what luggage can fit my bike ?

[D3ALN]

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[noobi]

http://www.bits4bikes.co.nz/

This is Whites wholesale, any dealer can get this stuff on that site.

[D3ALN]

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anyone know where to get the best pricing on wheel bearings?

[TOTO]

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anyone know where to get the best pricing on wheel bearings?

http://www.aucklandbearings.co.nz/

[Jay GTI]

Although do price them up at the local dealer and independents (i.e. cycletreads) as well. I have had mixed experiences with AB, they aren't always cheapest.

[noobi]

The aftermarket wheel bearing kits as per my link above, arent expensive, but the bearings arent as high quality as the nachi or ngk bearings you can buy from bearing houses. However the cost of a kit is about the same as one high end nachi, and the kits come with seals too. If you peel back the plastic shield on the bearings in the kit and fill them up with good waterproof grease, they seem to last reasonably well. I wouldnt usually expect bearings to last more than a year or so of hard riding anyway.