Polaris R/R prices (SH775, Polaris part number 4012941)

[Steve]

I am getting ready to get another one of these little critters, so I did my usual comparison shopping and decided to post my results.

If anyone knows of another vendor that is worth mentioning, please let me know, I will add it to my list.

I will update this first post as necessary, and will also include the "As of ..." date for reference.


As of 11 FEB 2018:
I have just checked all the vendors on the list and it now shows proper amounts.
The current winner, by just about $17, is Procaliber.

Vendor	R/R	Ship	Total
Procaliber	134.99	0.00	134.99
MotoSport	151.94	0.00	151.94
Polaris Parts Monster	141.56	16.48	158.04
Partzilla	148.58	12.95	161.53	free shipping over $149
2 Wheel Pros	162.62	0.00	162.62
Dealer Cost Parts	147.59	16.40	163.99
Polaris Parts House	143.99	22.90	166.89
Cycle Parts Warehouse	152.09	14.95	167.04
Polaris Parts 1 2 3	140.39	29.99	170.38
Bike Bandit	175.95	0.00	175.95
Nelson's Speed Shop	179.99	12.95	192.94

For those looking for the Triumph harness that plugs in to this:

Triumph part# T2500676. You'll have to cut off the opposite end and wiring to your bike, but it plugs right into the SH775.

[Crankthat]

I am not in the market right now.
But, thanks for looking out for your fellow members Steve.

[81GS850]

Thanks for the heads up! subscribing to this.

[mikerophone]

Thanks for the heads up! subscribing to this.

Me too. Thanks Steve, I'll need one soon.

[pete]

Thanks Steve! And just as a heads up for international buyers...

When I got mine Partzilla had the best combination of price and shipping cost to Aus... the others either won't ship internationally or the price for shipping is dearer than the R/R. With shipping, it still had me $US45 cheaper than buying the unit here in Aus. I also would have had to pay more postage on top of that to get it from interstate here... damn Australia tax!

[eil]

Thanks for posting this. Last time I ordered a Polaris R/R, I ordered two because shipping was the same and I have a feeling they won't stay this cheap forever.

[ShadowFocus603]

Roadster Cycle has just the regulator for $94.95 with $5 for shipping. Going by your list that makes them the most expensive.

[Steve]

Roadster Cycle has just the regulator for $94.95 with $5 for shipping.

Sounds like quite the bargain, considering that most of the places that I have on my list show "retail" price at $80.99.

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[Griffin]

I've noticed (and your spreadsheet helps validate my observation) that BikeBandit's pricing seems to have drifted down a bit over the years so that they are more in line with other internet parts vendors.

I generally buy tires from them because their prices are about eh same as Dennis Kirk or Motorcycle Superstore, and it seems like they have the "freshest" tire inventory.

I'm thinking I'll get one of them that fancy-shmancy Polaris RRs, along with a couple tires for my "new" 1100G.

[Steve]

I've noticed (and your spreadsheet helps validate my observation) that BikeBandit's pricing seems to have drifted down a bit over the years so that they are more in line with other internet parts vendors.

I will grant that they don't do too bad on some of the aftermarket stuff, but OEM Suzuki is still high enough to avoid for a while.

Not only do they use their own part number scheme, they also have their own "retail" prices that seem to be a bit higher than all the others.

It has been a while since I have included the BANDIT in one of my comparison shopping exercises, so it took a bit of searching. The parts list was a bit limited, but the results were rather typical:

	p/n	Alpha	Apex	Babbitt	Bandit	Boulevard	CPN	Full Throttle	G&S	Moto Grid	MR Cycle	PartShark
850 L boot	13882-45030	16.66	13.87	11.10	13.87	10.58	10.68	13.87	10.25	11.37	13.16	11.58
850 R boot	13881-45030	16.66	13.87	11.10	13.87	10.58	10.68	13.87	10.25	11.37	13.16	11.58
650 base gasket	11241-34201	28.04	23.37	18.70	23.37	17.81	17.99	23.37	17.24	19.16	22.16	19.07

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[Weeksz]

I take it all these Polaris R/R's work as replacements for our Suzukis?

[Steve]

"All these Polaris R/Rs" are all the same one.

Yes, it is the current (pardon the pun) favorite for our GSes.

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[pete]

I will grant that they don't do too bad on some of the aftermarket stuff, but OEM Suzuki is still high enough to avoid for a while.

Not only do they use their own part number scheme, they also have their own "retail" prices that seem to be a bit higher than all the others.

It has been a while since I have included the BANDIT in one of my comparison shopping exercises, so it took a bit of searching. The parts list was a bit limited, but the results were rather typical:

	p/n	Alpha	Apex	Babbitt	Bandit	Boulevard	CPN	Full Throttle	G&S	Moto Grid	MR Cycle	PartShark
850 L boot	13882-45030	16.66	13.87	11.10	13.87	10.58	10.68	13.87	10.25	11.37	13.16	11.58
850 R boot	13881-45030	16.66	13.87	11.10	13.87	10.58	10.68	13.87	10.25	11.37	13.16	11.58
650 base gasket	11241-34201	28.04	23.37	18.70	23.37	17.81	17.99	23.37	17.24	19.16	22.16	19.07

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So for comparison, here are the prices from our local parts gurus Mick Hone... add shipping from the US for us and they don't end up looking so bad with the Australia Tax figured in... and Mick Hone are definitely the best to deal with down here!

13882-45030 $16.40
13881-45030 $16.40
11241-34201 $26.30

[Agemax]

i paid $137.90 to Roadstercycle.com for a SH775. that included the 2 connector plugs and shipping to the UK. Not a bad price (£85.86) considering they are difficult to find in the UK for a reasonable price and it was delivered to my door in 5 days!

[mvalenti]

Pricing update: Polaris Parts123

Regulator
Polaris
item: 4012941


$65.74

1


$65.74



Subtotal:
$65.74

Shipping:
$14.99

Sales Tax (0%):
$0.00

Order Total:
$80.73