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Old 3 Feb 2010
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Order parts online

Today someone kindly emailed me the parts list and part numbers for my XT600 03.

Can anyone tell me where I can order these parts online please?
Right now I need 2 grab bars which they call "STAY 1" part number is
3TB-2164F-01.
So far I have only found a place in the Netherlands, I am in the UK.
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trust me.. you don't want to go with the online parts especially that Netherlands website cmnsl.com or something like that!

on that website, the prices DON'T include VAT and they will FK you with the shipping costs!

get the parts from your local Yamaha dealer! if you ask nicely they might even offer you a discount :P and you probably won't pay any shipping costs..


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My local Yammy dealer doesn't know his ass from his elbow and prices are extortionate

start here.. The UK’s biggest choice of motorcycle parts for Japanese and European machines.
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You are right the prices and shipping costs are very high at the NL site.

I am near Exeter and there does not seem to be a Yamaha dealer near me.
There are a few motorcycle shops which I went into today and they will order parts in for me. They all quoted the same price for the grab rail so it looks like they all have the same price list.
£36.65 x 2 + VAT £86.12.

I used that webmoto site to order the service parts a couple of days ago.
They have a few other parts for my bike but not a lot.
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I managed to get some secondhand grab rails for £10.

Can anyone give me a link to the current price list for the XT600E parts?
Or are the prices only available to dealers?
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The main Yamaha website has prices for accessories. For actual parts, I think you have to go to a dealer.
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Hi, i found Weemoto.co.uk useful for parts for my XT Andy B
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Seconded. I have had quite a bit from Wemoto and it has always been fine. Their range isn't huge, but for standard service parts they take a bit of beating.
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