[Voltage]

I was at the dealership on Saturday ordering the replacement parts from my accident. I also wound up ordering a tall quick release midnight backrest, a pad and luggage rack. I showed the parts manager some prices I found on the Internet that even thought were to good to be true ( yamahapart.com ). He admitted they were. Legit company (also in NJ same as me) got all three pieces for $275. Do not get ripped off. Work with your dealer. If he is unwilling to deal and keep you business screw him and use yamahapart.com. The dealer also had a saddlemen drifter trunk bag that some had bought. The guy came in looked and decided he did not want it. I threw an offer of $60 at him and he took it. The thing goes for $100/118. An honest dealer will make his money and keep you from going broke.


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[SmokenJoe]

Yep, I try to use the dealer whenever I can get a fair matching price. He also gives bike buyers a 15% discount.

 

[Voltage]

I mis-typed I paid $375. I believe yamaha OEM accessories list all three for over $500.


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[milani]

My dealer is more than happy to match Internet pricing when they can. Sometimes it is out of their reach though...

 

[mikoloe]

The closest Dealer to me is still too far. I like to order off the internet and get it delivered to my door. Delivery is a lot cheaper than me driving to the dealer to pick it up.

 

[Voltage]

The closest Dealer to me is still too far. I like to order off the internet and get it delivered to my door. Delivery is a lot cheaper than me driving to the dealer to pick it up.

Then check out yamahapart.com and compare prices on anything you need



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[lowriderb]

i looked online when researching where I could get the bike itself from a local dealer, found one close by that had "too good to be true" type pricing as well, ends up the dealer I was at **** near matched the price of the dealer an hour away as well.. this is on the bike not accessories. :madgrin: