Hello everyone

[TXFJR2011]

Hi, I have a 2011 which I purchased new. I live in the San Antonio, TX (US) area. I’m looking forward to sharing and learning from you guys!

 

[Bugs]

Welcome Tex!
Pull up a chair and stay a while.

 

[TXFJR2011]

Will do! Have a beer in hand !

 

[Bugs]

Hope you enjoy yourself here Tex - Just remember to keep your boots off the stage.

 

[FJR30FAN]

Welcome. I’m also in San Anton. Be safe

 

[BlakeCG]

I've lived in SA twice, nice town! Welcome!

 

[TUCSONJON]

Hi, I have a 2011 which I purchased new. I live in the San Antonio, TX (US) area. I’m looking forward to sharing and learning from you guys!

Welcome from SUNNY Arizona, keep all hands and heads tucked in while the ride is in motion.

 

[JTH]

Welcome for a very wet(this week) Virginia.

 

[fastpappy]

Welcome from the Big Apple, good to have you aboard.

 

[Verdan]

Hey guys! My name is Verdan! Nice to meet you!

 

[Verdan]

i come here to look for good advice but i'm a little confused by the publics and topics of this forum. Please tell me whichis better for buying parts for a motorcycle ebay or amazon?

 

[CollingsBob]

i come here to look for good advice but i'm a little confused by the publics and topics of this forum. Please tell me whichis better for buying parts for a motorcycle ebay or amazon?

Shalom Verdan! The members here who are in the U.S will have the best suggestions for where they buy parts, oil filters etc.

 

[RossKean]

i come here to look for good advice but i'm a little confused by the publics and topics of this forum. Please tell me whichis better for buying parts for a motorcycle ebay or amazon?

Depends on what you are looking to buy.

New Yamaha-specific parts from an online vendor such as Partzilla and others
Used parts from eBay.
Oil, filters, coolant etc. from Amazon or local retailer.
Brake pads, sparkplugs etc from Amazon, local retailer or many other online sources.

Local Yamaha dealers can get what you need but not at the best prices.

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Rocnsanman]

Hello Verdan, I've had great luck with Ebay for most if not all parts but you've got to be quick on some of the most desirable parts. Shocks (Penske, Ohlins, Hyperpro, etc) can often be found at reduced pricing. Welcome to the forum.

 

[user 90243]

Depends on what you are looking to buy.

New Yamaha-specific parts from an online vendor such as Partzilla and others
Used parts from eBay.
Oil, filters, coolant etc. from Amazon or local retailer.
Brake pads, sparkplugs etc from Amazon, local retailer or many other online sources.

Local Yamaha dealers can get what you need but not at the best prices.

Welcome to the forum!

Shop at your Yamaha dealer from time to time. We really do want them to stay in business. Coupla years ago I actually bought my tires at the dealer and had them installed, wheels on bike. Those guys should know you; for when the times get rough. MHO.