OEM GS Parts

[Anonymous]

Thought I'd pass a little info everyone's way

Hey all... Recently I had to purchase some parts for my GS700 and well... had some trouble finding all the right stuff in all in one place....

I stumbled on Bike-Bandit.com and discovered that I could pick virtually any part right from the orginal schematic!

Turn around time wasn't great... three orders... each took 8 business days... but the parts were all orginal... and Im sure that price is a little high... but if you don't have a parts bike around... nor do you want to have a parts bike around they are an excellent place for all those little parts that you need... (and of course... OEM)

http://bikebandit.com/PartsBandit/

Enjoy the Road
G

[Anonymous]

You can take the part numbers from BikeBandit and plug them into http://www.ronayers.com/ for a better deal on the same part. I don't know what their service is like because I've never actually bought there, but the quote is good!

Michael

[crag antler]

You can take the part numbers from BikeBandit and plug them into http://www.ronayers.com/ for a better deal on the same part. I don't know what their service is like because I've never actually bought there, but the quote is good!

Michael

Or email Paul Miller Motorcycle with the part number@ vintagesuzuki@attbi.com
Excellent prices and service

[Anonymous]

oEM GS parts

Bike bandit is very good! Found many obscure parts for my GS750EX -- bought many fasteners, rubber grommets, etc. for $29. Of course the electrical stuff (stator/RR, signal generator/coils) should be replaced with aftermarket through Electrex and Dyna.

[Robert Corrie]

Parts

Cycle-parts.com is bike bandits big brother. Get the part #'s from bike bandit and give it to cycle-parts and the price goes down if your total is over 100.oo us.