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vendredi 22 avril 2016

Looking For Harley Davidson Parts

By Larry Barnes


If you own a Harley, you will at some point need to purchase spares after a breakdown or to make modifications. This can be a simple process and spares are available for most bikes on the road and these can be found in auto stores. It is a good idea to fit genuine Harley Davidson Parts to keep your bike running well.

A couple of straightforward options are available when you are trying to source spares for a motorcycle. Searching for the spares can often be a time consuming process and in certain cases the parts may not be found at all. Before you begin to try and hunt down items it is a good idea to take a photograph of the old part so that you can compare it to the new replacement.

Internet sites are a great place to browse when trying to find items to fit onto your motorbike. A large number of these online suppliers will have thousands of authentic products for sale for Harley Davidson motorcycles. Most of the adverts will feature a detailed photograph of the item and a comprehensive description, part number and cost of the item.

Visiting an authorized Harley Davidson dealer can also be a good idea when trying to locate items. Dealers will normally have many thousands of bike parts in their store rooms and they may be able to supply you with spares that you need there and then. If they cannot supply it, they still may have some contacts in the trade who can help you.

A recycling yard is also worth a visit as they often have bikes that have been scrapped. Hundreds of motorcycles may often be found in compounds after being involved in accidents or suffering major breakdowns. Many of the firms will have stripped any useful parts and will keep them in the warehouse, but taking some tools along is an idea in case you need to remove any spares yourself.

Bikers clubs and Harley riders associations can also be a great place to find spares. Many of the members will trade unwanted items and if you are also a member you can benefit from some discounts and get first choice. Many clubs will have an internet page so sending an email with your requests will often result in you finding your replacements.

When you have found your spares and fitted them you should keep the old bits as you may be able to recycle them or have them reconditioned. These parts can then be reused or sold to a fellow biker who is looking for that particular item. When you replace things such as gas tanks and braking systems it is essential to have them checked for safety before using them.

You should always fit factory made spares to your bike if at all possible. A re manufactured part can be used but they can devalue your bike and make it less desirable. You should also take into account that owners clubs and bike show associations may not let you enter a bike into their shows if they are not fitted with genuine Harley made parts.




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