Buying parts???

Braai Boy · 01-Dec-2004, 14:30

Hi Peeps
Does anyone know where the best place is to get parts as I'm new to ducati bits and 1 thing I've heard is if you get them on back order it could take weeks. I'm hoping to have the bike back together by the weekend but I need 2 inlet valves and 2 outlet valves the rest I can get from Riders.
Thanks again

beancounter · 01-Dec-2004, 14:33

try ebay shop ducatisparesonline

JPM · 01-Dec-2004, 14:47

Try Nelly or JHP, between the two you'll be pretty much covered I'd think, you could try Redtec also if he's still going, I used him years ago, although I think Jen has used him pretty recently.

antonye · 01-Dec-2004, 15:41

I've had stuff on order from Ducati and it normally takes only a couple of days to arrive from the central UK distribution point, and if it needs to get shipped in from Italy it's normally a week.

You're right that back order stuff takes a bit longer, but I doubt you'll ever have that trouble unless you need some very odd part!

Webcore · 05-Dec-2004, 09:33

Steve at Moto Rapido in Winchester too - he's been good to me.

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01-Dec-2004, 14:33	#2
beancounter Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,513 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: South Beds Mood: Black and grey (and a bit of red) try ebay shop ducatisparesonline Reply

01-Dec-2004, 14:47	#3
JPM Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 5,682 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: NW England Mood: Soon my pet, soon Try Nelly or JHP, between the two you'll be pretty much covered I'd think, you could try Redtec also if he's still going, I used him years ago, although I think Jen has used him pretty recently. Reply

05-Dec-2004, 09:33	#5
Webcore Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 150 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: London Steve at Moto Rapido in Winchester too - he's been good to me. Reply