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    Best place to buy new old Katana parts in NZ?

    My pop up Katana is in a million bits and I have a parts list as long as my arm to order for it.

    Where is the best place to order bits from in NZ? Most of the parts I need for the engine will need to be brand spankers. I'd prefer not to take my business overseas but I wont be letting the local Suzuki dealer rip me a new arsehole on new old spares.

    Thank you in advance.

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    Not in NZ but www.suziparts.com.au specialise in NOS and their prices are not too bad. Very much doubt if you would find an equivalent in NZ
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Cheers for the link. I just flicked off a list of bits to them so it will be interesting to see what they email me back with.

    Any other places in NZ I should know about?

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    Give Katman a pm mate,hes in the business and rides a well tasty Katana,may well be of help.
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    Don't forget your local dealer too. When i rebuilt my rear suspension, they had the shafts, spacers etc. for me within two weeks, and at prices that compared well with overseas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dadpole View Post
    Don't forget your local dealer too. When i rebuilt my rear suspension, they had the shafts, spacers etc. for me within two weeks, and at prices that compared well with overseas.
    Who did you use? Ive been quoted $200 for a sticker before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spuds1234 View Post
    Who did you use? Ive been quoted $200 for a sticker before.
    was it a big sticker

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimO View Post
    was it a big sticker
    I lied, it was 2 stickers. The red ones that say SUZUKI down the side of a Katana tank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimO View Post
    was it a big sticker
    I lied, it was 2 stickers. The red ones that say SUZUKI down the side of a Katana tank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spuds1234 View Post
    I lied, it was 2 stickers. The red ones that say SUZUKI down the side of a Katana tank.
    Well you can get any signwriter to reproduce those decals for a tenth of that price.

    These ones - http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/al...hmentid=176858 - cost me about $20 and you can't tell them from the genuine article.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Well you can get any signwriter to reproduce those decals for a tenth of that price.

    These ones - http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/al...hmentid=176858 - cost me about $20 and you can't tell them from the genuine article.
    Your link didnt work, but I can imagine what they would look like. You dont know of any good places to get parts from do you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spuds1234 View Post
    Your link didnt work, but I can imagine what they would look like. You dont know of any good places to get parts from do you?
    It depends entirely on what parts you need. Some parts have an aftermarket option available at usually considerably less than genuine parts but other parts you will be restricted to using the Suzuki item.

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    At this stage Im after a full gasket set and seal set, piston rings, big end, small end and main bearings, 3 selector forks and a cam chain and tensioner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Well you can get any signwriter to reproduce those decals for a tenth of that price.

    These ones - http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/al...hmentid=176858 - cost me about $20 and you can't tell them from the genuine article.
    Link doesnt work and I need some stickers any chance of giving more info or a link that works??

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    Aussie site again, but try Bert Kingston for gasket set (Athena brand). I've bought one for the GS1100 and one for an FZR1000 and the quality is very good, also very complete with the seals, o rings and so on http://www.bkperformance.com.au/ and they may have other bits for your kat as well
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