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Ordering From Boulder Bike Works, Colorado

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I Have Ordered Parts From This Company Before Like Exhaust,
Brake Caliper Pretty Basic. However When Trying To Order A Specific Suspension Part Or Not As Common Of An Item I Always Have Given A Referance To A Parts Fish Diagram And They Dont Verify It With Me They Walk Out To The Bike In The Yard And I Have To Describe It To Them - Which Then Gets Confusing. I Call It This
He Calls It Or Thinks Its This. It Gets Really Frustrating. Three Of My5 Parts Have Been Incorrect Out Of The 5 I Have Bought From Them They Are Probably The Only Yard In The Nation That Have A Vast Amount Of Used 80's Bike Parts, But Just A Heads Up Make Crystal Clear / Send Them A Picture Of What You Need, Next Time
I Will Fax Them The Part Picture Or Number In The Diagram. The
Number For Boulder Bike Works Is 1303 651 3787, Just A Heads Up Hope This Helped.
 
How about taking a pic of the part you need and e-mailing it to them?? (And vice-versa).
You could also sell your unwanted parts on steal bay. A few more weeks, and you'll get a good price for them...
 
FYI... Boulder Bike Works is also partsguyz on ebay, too. In a lot of their auctions, they have ?? in the title, so I guess they aren't sure about a lot of their parts!
 
I work in longmont and stop in there on a fairly regular basis. They are fairly knowledgeable, but they don't always know what's what. of course, they get whatever they get, so the parts may be oem or not, hard to say sometimes.

they do have a huge lot of wrecks mostly, and three to five pickers running parts and cameras. You can call them and ask for specific parts.

good guys, but sometimes a little high in their pricing, at least if you walk in and know you want something, haven't really compared their auction starts...

if anyone wants me to stop by there sometime I'd be willing.
 
I won one of their eBay auctions for a Brembo brake master cylinder for my KTM495, back in my pre-Suzuki days. No problems, except it needed a rebuild, which I would have done anyways. The price was good, and they shipped quickly. No complaints from me. I usually hit Steele's in Denver since it's closer, but I'd buy from the Boulder guys again...even if it means I have to go to Boulder! :-P

Chris
 
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