The links below have been useful for us and can help you as well.
Pryme MX and Cameron Niemela are an excellent source of "How to" videos. Check him out on his website, YouTube, and Facebook.
OEMCycle is an online retailer for many motorcycle parts. They usually have fast shipping.
Check out ODI's V2 Lock-On Grips, these bolt in place so they slide on the handle bar tubes very easily. ODI has a 100% "slip free guarantee". Check them out on their website.
Motion Pro specialty tools are well made and high quality. They also have cables and handle bar controls.
Hot Rod cranks are high quality and are the only ones that I use.
If you dread replacing or repairing motorcycle tires or tubes, the Baja No Pinch Tool is for you. Of all the tools I have bought over the years, this is the one I appreciate the most. No more ruined tubes. Check it out on their website.
ASV Inventions is a good source for clutch and brake levers.
All Balls Racing has bearing kits for suspension components and rebuild kits for carbs, brake calipers and brake master cylinders. You can order direct from their website or through other retailers.
Race Tech not only manufactures all types of suspension components, they will give you precise setup procedures, written instructions, videos and a tech line you can call. If you have never revalved or changed the springs in either the forks or shock and you are willing to buy the specialty tools needed, you can do this. Check out their website or YouTube.
My favorite source for both aftermarket and OEM parts. They ship very fast, most of the time I get my shipments in 3 days. They also respond very quickly to any problems you may have with a shipment. They are also another valuable resource for "How To" videos for maintenance and riding. Check out their website or YouTube.
Good resource for OEM parts. I use their parts breakdowns to assist in reassembly of components. It is also useful for comparing different years for parts compatibility. This comes in handy when buying used parts on eBay.
