who do you use for suppliers?

[440scout]

hey guys havent been on here for a while..
i sold my 185s but i still have my 200x..
im picking up a 250r that has a few things missing and was wondering where the cheapest best place to buy aftermarket parts from? who do you use..?
i havent don a full inventory of what it needs but i know for sure it needs a new thumb throttle assy (would like to change to a twist, what do you think?) and fork seals (those i should be able to find anywhere) and its gonna need a piston... also what kind of exhaust should i go with?
thanks in advance guys..
doug

[250rmanfmf]

what year 250r are you getting? Ebay can be a good place to get used and new aftermarket parts. For fork seals Honda dealers or online honda OEM parts stores are good. if your 250r is a 85-86 then a FMF exhaust is a good exhaust for the money. You will need to run a better air filter to help it breath with the exhaust. If 81-84 250rs you can buy DG exhausts new, but if you want a real good top pipe for those you will need to keep an eye out on ebay for a good old school pipe.

[Gripit'n'ripit]

Almost all the parts for my 81-82 restore were from here, E-bay, and Babbitsonline.com

[yamaha driver]

denniskirk.com i ordered lots from there they have alot of aftermarket items

[DasUberKraut]

Almost all the parts for my 81-82 restore were from here, E-bay, and Babbitsonline.com

Babbits is a nice place for parts...except they rape you on shipping. I was going to order new o-rings for my 125m and they wanted $23.00 for shipping!!! They are one state away. A postage stamp would have sufficed!!!

[murfman]

I have had good luck with Chaparral for OEM and aftermarket parts.

[Headsup]

Get a twist throttle and kill yourself From hitting a bump and punching the gas... Stick with thumb Throttle lol

[yamaha driver]

twist throttles are not thyat dangerous if u get used to them i got a twisty on my 84 300r