Going through the Suzuki DR-Z400S and will need to order a few bits and pieces.

I've ordered from Babbits (expensive, slower than death, basically a drop shipper), Partzilla (see: Babbits) and Bike Bandits (slightly better...)

I'm not really interested in squeezing the last penny, I'd be more interested in folks that have stuff on hand, ship promptly and don't use shipping as a cash cow.

Dennis Kirk and J&P Cycles are 2 of my go-to's.

As mentioned J&P or Fuel Moto , Revzilla

Revzilla is phenomenal when it comes to shipping items quickly. They have a huge website full of all sorts of parts and accessories but I'm not sure how much OEM stuff they actually have in stock. Cyclegear has a good selection of stuff but I've only shopped in their stores so I don't know what their shipping practices are like. Its definitely worth checking both out to see what they have available.

I have a friend that owns an indy shop, mostly HD stuff but he works on metric bikes, if it's in the Drag Specialties Metric Catalog or Fatbook Metric catalogs he can help you out, good prices and service. Tires, batteries, for sure.

Thats if you prefer buying from independent shops for your stuff. His name is Phil Suddeth owns California Phils (Its in Concordia KS) I've known and bought from him for years. Straight up honest man.

www.harleypartscheap.com

https://www.facebook.com/harleypartscheap/

Even though it's HD Parts cheap, he may be able to help you with some metric stuff.

It has been a long time since I have ordered anything, but when I did I used Dennis Kirk.

I order from my local dealer and get OEM parts. Revzilla was impressive when I wanted to buy a helmet. But, I ultimately bought a new Arai from my local dealer.

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Originally posted by 4MUL8R:
I order from my local dealer and get OEM parts. Revzilla was impressive when I wanted to buy a helmet. But, I ultimately bought a new Arai from my local dealer.

I am an OEM guy. I have not found a good OEM parts distributor online for bikes Porsche is a completely different story.

Almost nobody carries OEM parts on hand, some are just better at getting them processed. I use Bike Bandit and Revzilla for most everything.

Rocky Mountain ATV has lots of or parts in stock. Free shipping on orders over $75

Revzilla. cheap cycle parts for OEM at discount.

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Originally posted by F12517:
Rocky Mountain ATV has lots of or parts in stock. Free shipping on orders over $75

Those guys ^^^

If not them, try Motosport.com or BTOsports.com

And it is categorically not true that they don't stock OEM parts. They absolutely do, especially for a common late model that hasn't really had any significant changes since its introduction - like the DRZ400.