Kymco owners just took a shot to the kidneys!

[fish]

http://www.kymcopartsmonster.com is liquidating - and will no longer fill orders for Kymco parts.

This was the #1 parts house for OEM Kymco parts in the USA, for years. Their prices were competitive at worst, or better - and they never failed to have a part I ordered for the past 6 years.


Kymco USA suggested these dealers for parts:
http://www.Solanocycle.com (FL)
http://www.Leesonsarcticcat.com (WV)
http://www.Varsitycycle.net (WV)


2-wheel ownership in N.America continues a sad trend.
Fish

[gn2]

In these days of the interweb it's not such a blow as once it would have been.
You can get parts delivered in the mail direct from anywhere on the globe.

[Old Grinner]

2-wheel ownership in N.America continues a sad trend.

One of the reasons I chose another Yamaha and in the past other Japanese marques was to be assured of dealership support and online parts availability.

Looks like it will be back to the dealership for parts or maybe this place will help?

These folks evidently are out in Oregon but you can shop online with them. Here's a link if you happened to be looking for an air filter element.

https://www.yamahasportsplaza.com/oempa ... ir-cleaner

A view of the place you can scope out . . . looks like a 150i sitting out front. . .. Good luck and may the Force be with you!

https://www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en&pb ... DXoECAMQBg

[gn2]

Ever heard of Tinyurl.com?

[Old Grinner]

Ever heard of Tinyurl.com?

No and yes it was a long link . . . and it actually worked!