Honda NOS parts in Oshawa Ont !!!

[Garage_guy_chris]

Hey guys, while getting some dirt bike stuff at my usual place (Oshawa Cycle) by complete fluke (carried in a NOS 1/2 set of rings) found out they have a good amount of NOS honda stuff from as early as the 60's, managed to get some rings and top end stuff to do my re-ring/clean up on my 450,

If you need NOS stuff even if its been discontinued, everywhere else give them a try she showed me a couple bins they have all kinds of misc stuff, tranny gears, collars, levers, all kinds of o-rings and soft parts etc. She said the easiest way is for you to look up part numbers on www.Mrcycles.com or www.CMSNL.com ( 12345-678-912 with hyphens )

They have it all inventoried in there system. Call or email in the numbers and they can check if they have it fairly quickly, Anyways for those that are interested heres a link to there website. There prices are fair, and there a good bunch of people always gotten me out of a bind!

http://www.oshawacycle.com/

Address: 710 Wilson Rd south, oshawa ont, L1H 6E7

Phone: 905 434 9073

 

[cholland_]

Took somethere there to get fixed once on the advice of a friend of a friend. Told me it'd take them a day to finish, and they didn't bother doing it until I called them two weeks later, so I wasn't too impressed.

Not saying they're a bad place, I just had a shitty experience the one time I dealt with them.

But hey! Vintage parts!

 

[avhelipilot]

hate to say it, but...


they suck!

 

[Garage_guy_chris]

I didn't think about it before but i haven't had any machines serviced there, so I cant really comment on that part of there buisness. Im a hardcore DIY guy and i primarily go there for parts which they are pretty good about, been going there for a few years and they have gotten much much, better, especially since they moved from the taunton rd location, now everything is under the same roof, and everyone is working out of the one building. But again I can't comment on the repair side of things.

 

[Tim]

Sadly 99% of motorcycle service shops suck ass, from the customer's perspective. I've been hosed many times by many shops. But this wasn't about service, it was about NOS parts, which I'll buy from the Devil himself if the price is right. I have no morals when it comes to finding that last part needed for a restoration or to get the bike back on the road.