[greedy626]

i just learned today.
that you can shop for parts from the kawasaki website.
jot down the part number, then bring part numbers to the dealer to place an order.
:wink2:

https://www.kawasaki.com/Parts/PartsDiagrams/2017/BR125JHF

 

[Jetta]

i just learned today.
that you can shop for parts from the kawasaki website.
jot down the part number, then bring part numbers to the dealer to place an order.
:wink2:

https://www.kawasaki.com/Parts/PartsDiagrams/2017/BR125JHF

Just learned!? Tell any dealer you have a part number and you made their job 10x easier and faster You can also google the part # and usually find it cheaper online (if you don't need it ASAP).

 

[flying dave]

My local dealer finally got the Z online with pricing so I can order parts without leaving the couch.:grin2:

 

[McGovZ125]

My local dealer finally got the Z online with pricing so I can order parts without leaving the couch.:grin2:

Without leaving the cockpit of the Falcon 900?????

 

[flying dave]

Without leaving the cockpit of the Falcon 900?????

That too!!:x

 

[greedy626]

I might have to order some gray plastics to say I have both colors.

 

[Zmike125]

my local store has online ordering , and free pickup
so I just search the oem part numbers on there website
order the parts and usually in a few days they show up

You can also manually type in oem part numbers and sometimes they show up
but its best to look up the specific bike and use whatever numbers they have


only a few times other websites will be cheaper even shipped

but using my local store gives an excuse to ride there when the parts come in