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Best source of spare parts in the UK for my '91 3AJ?
Hi, I've recently bought a '91 3AJ and am using it to commute 75 miles a day (lovely bike and great fun!). Anyway, I'm now getting toward the point where I want to do a service, so will need source the usual parts such as
Oil filter Air filter Brake pads Spark plug Chain/swinging arm guard (the yellow thing which stops the chain rubbing on the swinging arm) etc. etc. Can anyone point me in the direction of a reliable parts source for these and other major 3AJ parts I going to need over the next 40,000 miles or so? Thanks in advance everyone. Craig.... |
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Hi Craig,
There are some specialist places, like MotoWard, and mail-order places like MandP, but I find that most parts and bits are available immediately or supplied next day by my local Yamaha dealer. The Yamaha parts service is really great, and a real bonus when considering the age of the model. If you are after aftermarket kit for the bike, then Wunderlich and Kedo in Germany are very good. Obviously there is a premium associated with the high quality service (although some items have been a pleasant surprise), and the location/postage. Ciao, Geoff |
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forget wunderlich, they don't sell yamaha parts anymore.
regards klaus |
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