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[The Nutty Professor]

I’ve been looking through a whole lot of forums and I pick up good part sites here and there. It’s a lot of searching and a lot of hit and miss. I’m starting this thread to try and pack as much into one place as we can. I’m putting up what I have with a brief explanation of what’s in the site. I got a little now I’m trying to give a lot. Remember other members put up most of these sites I’m just grouping them. I think I’ve got a few gems but that’s up to you to decide. Also Mid Bikes, Mini Tards, and Pit Bikes can generally use a lot of the same parts so throw those in the pot. Here goes:

Performance Parts for Monkey Bikes, Tards, and Mid Bikes. This does not include stock replacement parts.

http://www.akunar.com/

http://www.chpusa.net/

http://www.g-craft.com/ In Japanese and I can’t find the translation button if there is one?

http://www.takegawa.nl/takegawa_home_page-1.html

https://ssl.perfora.net/www.battlescooterstore.com/sess/utn;jsessionid=1546deb4cebc6b2/shopdata/index.shopscript

http://www.asianconceptthai.com/

http://www.faddybike.com/scripts/default.asp

http://www.retrobikes.com/index.php

http://www.cf-posh.com/index2.htm

http://www.monkeybike.co.uk/

http://www.mmbikes.co.uk/show.php

http://www.faster-minis.com/

http://www.kingracingusa.com/

http://www.tboltusa.com/

http://www.powersportsstore.com/

Folks this is just a start I hope. I've got more, much more but I'll give someone else a turn. Put up sites for buying X-Bikes and remember to list which bikes they sell. If you see a company you’ve done business with and they screwed you say so. That being said if you want to blackball a company make sure you have some facts to go with your opinion. Saying “They told me it would be at my door in 4 days and it took 2 weeks...well that’s the nature of doing business over the Net and through the mail. I want real horror stories not whiney butt, girlie man, cat yack bashing of companies (I know it’s going to happen anyway, but I had to say it).

[Blitz$M.Inc.$]

i ordered bikes from earthscooters.com and pbu.com
both were ok i guess
ive ordered parts from
tbolt
sgr/staggs
ahp
trailbikes
pbu
holeshot
maw online
minibike outlet
all were acceptable so far

[schofell84]

www.sgr-usa.com

[The Nutty Professor]

Don't make me put you 2 guys in a corner on time out bluelaugh Of course I'm joking...a little. Let us make sure this stays civil shall we? This is a thread to post websites so other Mid Bikers can look through at their on pace and drool in the dark were no one can see LOLOL (Dramatic music goes here) THE NUTT HAS SPOKEN (Booming thunder and lightning goes here) moon1moon1moon1 I didn't like what I just did one little bite, but a member suggested it and I felt they were right. I would say PM your fights but even better DON"T FIGHT! Now to get the thread back on track I'll post a ton of other sites when have more time later today. Peace out my brothers.

[xxlarge420]

thank u Nutty

[The Nutty Professor]

Well later today turned into much later than that dunno Let's see what I can drag from the depths?

Nice set of USD forks on this site. Just troll around prices aren't to bad.
http://fancyscooter.com/index.htm

Haven't had much time to go through this one but from what I can see good stuff. They deal in Monkey Bikes mostly which always has the goods!
http://www.hooperimports.com/index.asp

If you can read it you might find how good it really is.
http://www.paddockevasion.com/

Absolutely nothing to do with Mid Bikes or even motorcycles period, but they sell good product that we can use as cross-over pieces.
http://www.summitracing.com/

Their search engine sucks but if have the patients there's good engine building info on this site. Kurlon swears by it. They're Tard guys and cool as hell.
http://www.planetminis.com

This is also a Tard site but not nearly as good. They do have a lot of track day announcements though.
http://www.supermotojunkie.com/index.php

http://ahpminis.com/

http://dratv.com/index.html

OK don't give me the what the hell look! I know it's about boats, but good engine info is good engine info no matter what kind of motor it is. I thought it was a pretty decent article and I learned a few things.
http://www.screamandfly.com/home/engine_tech/lighten_and_balance/1.htm

Explains engine blueprinting. It's basic and a fast read if you just wondered what all the talk was about.
http://www.muller.net/mullermachine/howto/blueprint/index.html

I think Red put this one up when we where talking about fuel injection.
http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/icat/projects/bkmbrochure.pdf

OK turn out the lights and get your drool rag ready!! The intro page speaks for itself!!
http://www.ooracing.com/

Sprockets out the ying-yang.
http://sunstar-mc.com/home.aspx

Again just because it's not Mid Bikes or motorcycles doesn't mean we can't learn from it.
http://www.kartingtechinfo.com/tech/

Enough for now. It's been awhile since I looked at some of these site and when I opened them I was going idea_smilie got to go back and read some. See ya later bye!

[rednek01]

HOLY CRAP NUTT!!!

You are awesome that first link has the brake parts I need and have been searching and trying to find fer about a month now! speechless33bows_smiliethumbsup2

[The Nutty Professor]

The Nutt is your humble servant bows_smiliebows_smiliebows_smiliebows_smilie

[rednek01]

hey Nutt What do you think of my wheel action thread and my ideas for the direction of paint for my bike?

[The Nutty Professor]

Here are some manuals for mountain bike shocks by company. I am listing the starting link first then each individual site with a header.
Starting link:

http://www.thebikinghub.com/mtb/official-user-manuals-for-mountain-bike-rear-shocks/ (http://www.thebikinghub.com/mtb/official-user-manuals-for-mountain-bike-rear-shocks/)

Answer Manitou shocks. You need the product type (shock), the model, and the year of the shock. Once you punch that in it will give you a PDF file of your manual.

http://www.manitoumtb.com/productmanuals.asp (http://www.manitoumtb.com/productmanuals.asp)

Avalanhce Downhill Racing first click on your model shock then scroll down to the bottom. That's were you will find the link for you PDF file. The diagrams of the shocks I looked at where smokin'

http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/products.html (http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/products.html)

Cane Creek now these are first rate manuals. The a fitment manual and a instruction manual which is over the top! The link had moved so I had to find it, but not a problem. Remember links for products will move ever-once-in-while just do a quick look through the site you'll find it again. Another little tid-bit I found Cane Creek is developed by Ohlins! Now ain't that sweet!

http://www.canecreek.com/shock-manuals.html (http://www.canecreek.com/shock-manuals.html)

Fox Racing Shoxs the manuals will work but it's not what I expected from Fox. It's a bare bones manual and some of the other companies who do a lot less business put a lot more energy in to their manuals. Oh well good shock poor follow-up.

http://www.foxracingshox.com/fox_tech_center/index.htm (http://www.foxracingshox.com/fox_tech_center/index.htm)

Marzocchi Suspension a typical euro style manual. On the site just input the product name, type, and year. You can just type in two of the three and it will give you models to choose from. It comes in a million languages and you have to scroll through to find you place. Not much info except for fitment but it better than no manual at all.




Here are some manuals for mountain bike shocks by company. I am listing the starting link first then each individual site with a header.
Starting link:

http://www.thebikinghub.com/mtb/official-user-manuals-for-mountain-bike-rear-shocks/ (http://www.thebikinghub.com/mtb/official-user-manuals-for-mountain-bike-rear-shocks/)

Answer Manitou shocks. You need the product type (shock), the model, and the year of the shock. Once you punch that in it will give you a PDF file of your manual.

http://www.manitoumtb.com/productmanuals.asp (http://www.manitoumtb.com/productmanuals.asp)

Avalanhce Downhill Racing first click on your model shock then scroll down to the bottom. That's were you will find the link for you PDF file. The diagrams of the shocks I looked at where smokin'

http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/products.html (http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/products.html)

Cane Creek now these are first rate manuals. The a fitment manual and a instruction manual which is over the top! The link had moved so I had to find it, but not a problem. Remember links for products will move ever-once-in-while just do a quick look through the site you'll find it again. Another little tid-bit I found Cane Creek is developed by Ohlins! Now ain't that sweet!

http://www.canecreek.com/shock-manuals.html (http://www.canecreek.com/shock-manuals.html)

Fox Racing Shoxs the manuals will work but it's not what I expected from Fox. It's a bare bones manual and some of the other companies who do a lot less business put a lot more energy in to their manuals. Oh well good shock poor follow-up.

http://www.foxracingshox.com/fox_tech_center/index.htm (http://www.foxracingshox.com/fox_tech_center/index.htm)

Marzocchi Suspension a typical euro style manual. On the site just input the product name, type, and year. You can just type in two of the three and it will give you models to choose from. It comes in a million languages and you have to scroll through to find you place. Not much info except for fitment but it better than no manual at all.

http://www.marzocchi.com/Template/listSPAManualsMTB.asp?IDFolder=126&IDA=55897&LN=UK&Sito=usa-mtb (http://www.marzocchi.com/Template/listSPAManualsMTB.asp?IDFolder=126&IDA=55897&LN=UK&Sito=usa-mtb)

Progressive Suspension using the site listed I couldn't find anything but it appears they are affiliated with Santa Cruz somehow? I'll save that mystery for another day?

Rock Shox the old man of the mountain bike world. Came onto the rear shock game after a few other's but it was there at the beginning with their forks. The manual is thin on info but like before better than nothing. But there is a spare parts section that have exploded views now that helps a lot.

http://www.sram.com/en/service/ (http://www.sram.com/en/service/)

That's all folks. When I find it it will make it's way here if I remember to do it LOLOLOL

[Blitz$M.Inc.$]

i had been previously recommending Tbolt as a good source for parts, but after orderering a carb from them and now 13 days later i get a usps tracking number
not very timely if you ask me
i ordered my bbk from ahp and i had it in my hand in 2 days, so maybe im just spoiled but i think 2 weeks with no word other than the initial 'payment recieved' email is too long
so machinegun Tbolt

[wickedwindwalker]

AWESOME! now I don't have to google for parts dealers! thumbsup2 Thanks Nutt.

[rene13]

Here they are http://www.hondaheaven.org/Downloads+index-req-viewdownload-cid-4.html

and

http://www.dansmc.com/MC_repaircourse.htm

Just about everything you need to know about these engines.thumbsup2

[swheels]

i had been previously recommending Tbolt as a good source for parts, but after orderering a carb from them and now 13 days later i get a usps tracking number
not very timely if you ask me
i ordered my bbk from ahp and i had it in my hand in 2 days, so maybe im just spoiled but i think 2 weeks with no word other than the initial 'payment recieved' email is too long
so machinegun TboltTbolt huh well i orederd some motor parts from them and i told them i need them in a timely manner.I ordered on a monday.So if it's not here by the weekend i'm gonna have to go there and Tbolt his ass!

[X7rocks]

www.xmrpros.com
....what?? i didnt see it up there...it might be but i prolly didnt notice it

[The Nutty Professor]

www.xmrpros.com (http://www.xmrpros.com)
....what?? i didnt see it up there...it might be but i prolly didnt notice it

Nah X7 XMR was after this thread started or at least we found out about it after. If I'd got off my dead ole behind I would have added it already thumbsup2

[Supercharged]

hope this isnt a repeat, but its got to be useful


parts page
http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/allprods.php

homepage
http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/default.php

site for pits, pockets, scooters, and minimoto
http://www.t-factorbikes.be/scooters.php?page_id=105

wooooow!!!
http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=414

[Supercharged]

may be useful?
http://www.t-factorbikes.be/pitbikes/tyres.php?page_id=69#

monkey, pits
http://www.ooracing.com/store/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=55

[kidd1029***]

Awesome sites fellas! Keep them coming!

[Supercharged]

its got brembos for 250???

real brembos not the copies?
http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2322

heres the NISSIN

http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2044

[Supercharged]

really a mount huh?
http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=4730

cool halogen i have to admit
http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2107

is this a 10 inch tire?

http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=15966

[Supercharged]

http://www.hondatrailbikes.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=56&products_id=773

got my bbk 144 gasket kit there, great service, ups email sent from trail bikes for tracking number

[swheels]

its got brembos for 250???

real brembos not the copies?
http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2322

heres the NISSIN

http://www.motorkit.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2044Those Brembos are from Akunar.We've been informed a while back by Kurlon that Brembo do not make calipers in that size.He said he looked them up or something on there site.They were no where to be found.

[The Nutty Professor]

Anybody have anything new to add?

[Shawnbassett26]

What about me!!!!!
~Shawn @ BMS

[The Nutty Professor]

Just do it thumbsup2

[swheels]

What about me!!!!!
~Shawn @ BMSI didn't know you were selling parts?????
Well i'll place my order now. let see...........I'll have a set of those rims,chassis and front rotors.thumbsup2

[The Nutty Professor]

For the would-be spray can painter's out there:

http://www.duplicolor.com/index.html