New scooter, where to get parts By foretwoone (Read 740 times)

[foretwoone]

I'm still waiting on my mc-74-150, but meanwhile i'd like to get together an order for parts. Im looking for dr.pulley sliders, a 15/37 final gear and a high quality variator, maybe a uni filter also.

I've heard that there are only a few variators worth adding, which are the best? And what vendors do you guys reccommend?

[Cruiser]

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[Alleyoop]

I got my Tranny gears at Partsforscooters.com. Parts are easy to get.
Alleyoop

[Bashan]

When I need parts I use the guys at the top of the site. They're good vendors that help support the Scooter Doc no Google ad fund. They will all be glad to talk to you about the parts you need.

• Jim at Rapid Repair owns a brick and mortar shop and is an experienced mechanic.
  
• Dave at Absolutely Scooters is also B&M mechanic.
  
• John at Valley Scooters is an internet scooter dealer and also now sells parts.
  
• Steven at Monster GY6 specializes in scooter customization and sells performance parts as well as some stock.
  
• Mike at Buggy Parts NW sells great parts at a good price and has a lot of tutorials on his site.
  
• Rick at Scrappy Dog has very low prices and is very popular with the membership.
  
• Tom at KidNMe leans towards CVT parts and you may want to talk to them about your variator. He also has some world class tutorials.
  
• Scooter Chrome Parts is our latest addition to the banners and has many unusual chrome parts and some nice performance upgrades.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy from any of these guys and in fact am about to blow some money on parts!

[foretwoone]

Bashan, thats awsome info man. This forum feels alot like the KLR forum i used to get info on my 650. Thanks for the hospitality from all of you, im sure i'll have many many more questions about my first scoot.