Spares in the UK ?

[sevenfourate]

Hi all !

Just bought my first Gasser, and was simply wondering where all you fellow UK'ers get your spares / parts from ?

 

[Garytee]

Check out the list on the Gas Gas UK website

http://www.gasgasuk.com/gas-gas-dealers.php

My local one is Paul Nash MC's - he knows his onions, been riding/fettling bikes for years. I knew about him from other riders before I got his name from the website.

 

[StuJohnson]

Here are 2 others.

http://www.trialendurodirect.com/

http://www.hainesmc.co.uk/gas_gas_motorcycle_spares/2013_gas_gas_ec_spares/

 

[Pepperami]

I bought my bike from Paul Nash!

Bike Tech!

 

[Garytee]

My bike came from Bike Tech ......


2004 EC 200

 

[sevenfourate]

I got my bike from a bloke called Dave in Cheltenham........

 

[sevenfourate]

Oh....and thanks all for the suggestions.

My frameguards, spark-plug and a few other bits from trialendurodirect arrived today.

 

[Boodog]

dave at biketech

 

[gassergrant]

Gas gas uk is the best, google gas gas parts and a few come up including the shops mentioned and more. ebay has some bits bobs too
Brake pads are the same as honda cr

 

[solstice]

I've used Dave at Biketech, he is a font of knowledge, in my book it is worth spending a few quid over what it might cost on e bay to support somebody who is prepared to provide all the advice to go with the parts.

 

[sevenfourate]

Gas gas uk is the best....

Really ?



Do you know i emailed them about my lightswitch 10 (?) days ago. No reply.

So i followed up the email 3 or 4 days agao. Again: No reply.

I sent them every detail of the bike, and even took a photo of the light-switch so they got all the info.

Hopeless Retards.

 

[Caravan Monster]

Really ?



Do you know i emailed them about my lightswitch 10 (?) days ago. No reply.

So i followed up the email 3 or 4 days agao. Again: No reply.

I sent them every detail of the bike, and even took a photo of the light-switch so they got all the info.

Hopeless Retards.

I find it is always best to phone bike shops; don't think many will answer emails. Cr4p customer service, but that's the way it is. Don't know why they even include email on their websites / advertising. Think of it from their point of view - many shops are run by ex professional racers who can't / won't use a computer and probably aren't that good at writing in a business like way, but do know about the bikes they are selling parts for.

+1 for Dave at Biketech. (who will complain a lot if you try to email him)