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Partsoutlaw / Partshark

Rich82GS750TZ

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I just rang up 2 same shopping carts full of parts at Partsoutlaw.com and Partshark.com

I don't know if anyone has ordered from Partsoutlaw lately, but their normal $4.99 flat shipping code that they display on their site doesn't work. I've emailed them about this weeks ago when I wanted to place an order but got no reply.

The totals were:
Partshark
parts: $116.76
shipping: $16.00
total: $132.76

Partsoutlaw
parts: $127.03
shipping: $9.99
total: $137.02

edited to add onlinecycleparts.com as a third comparison
parts: $129.88
shipping: $26.22
total: $156.10


So I guess I'll give partshark a shot.
 
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Scott, I built the same shopping cart on onlinecycleparts.com and added it to the first post. Came out higher than the other 2, especially their shipping estimate.
 
When I was ordering through Partsoutlaw, I never had a problem. Their communication was great! Of course, that was 2013-14 when I was ordering lots of parts for my "T" and still have them to install...DOH!

At least I have them when I'm ready.

Spending more than enough to get free shipping was never a problem for me but I'm a unique situation compared to others.

Ed

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When I order oem parts from the local dealership, it goes through partsfish and since the dealership is within 20 min. of my house, I just go there and pick up the parts.
Very competitive pricing with no shipping charges as long as I go pick them up.
Cheapest way I have found to buy oem stuff.
 
I do like to support my two local Suzuki dealers, both w/in 45 minutes drive, when I don’t need a lot of stuff: a gasket here, an oil filter or cable there. But they both charge more for parts than the online dealers. So for bigger orders, I’m going online.
 
Rich82GS750TZ said:
I do like to support my two local Suzuki dealers, both w/in 45 minutes drive, when I don’t need a lot of stuff: a gasket here, an oil filter or cable there. But they both charge more for parts than the online dealers. So for bigger orders, I’m going online.
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Are they not connected with parts fish like mine is? When I access my dealership's site and click on the parts tab, it automatically opens the partsfish.com tab.
 
I placed an order with Parts Outlaw 4 weeks ago. I called after 3 weeks and was told "those parts are NLA from Suzuki, do you want a refund?" GEEZ, ya think?

Ordered freom Rocky Mountain ATV and they are scheduled to ship in 14 days?????

Parts Outlaw has lost my business due to their customer no-service!
 
I like that Rocky Mountain Cycle Supply. I've been get my tires from them folks for a while. I usually receive the tires before they even give me a tracking number! Very quick service.👍
 
UNPRECEDENTED! I got my order from Partshark in 7 business days, complete with no back orders. This was far quicker than any other online vendor of OEM parts I’ve ever ordered from: BikeBandit, partsoutlaw, Babbitts, I know there were others.
 
Good for you, Rich.

I'm really surprised about PartsOutlaw in FL...they were good to me back in 2013-14.

Ed

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