Where to buy your Dual Sport Stuff?

[tomcycle]

MX1Canada Done a lot of purchase thu these guys, they have my favorite tires, Mitas. Colin has been a supporter of DSBC from the very beginning. Not to mention this is a Canadian company



FortNine Another Canadian company, done a few purchased here for my Husky, bought a couple of closeout stuff at some pretty good pricing. I dont need to be a fashion statement while riding so mismatched gear is OK by me.



MotoSport California based, for me they have lots of OEM Husqvarna Parts at what I would consider good fair pricing. For the parts I have been looking for they have constantly come in less than half of what my local dealer wants and shipping is fast.


Rocky Mountain ATV I buy lots of make name gear here, stuff that I know works for me, ie armor and clothing. they got lots of stuff so its good just to go shopping


BikeBandit Yup bought lots of parts a gear here over the years, mostly BMW and Suzuki parts and some riding gear.




Wheelsport in Surrey , another good Canadian place to buy

 

[Rustic]

I always try the guys that support us first, so I will check MX1Canada and Gbarly parts online and/or by phone for the little things that might not be listed online. Mention DSBC and they will try and get your cost down a bit but remember they carry stuff the dealers dont so meter your expectations.

My next stop for bike specific is Procycle.us they are online retailer but develop parts for Dualsports and the customer service is amazing spending countless hours online helping guys out. Their shipping us pricey but they will also get it to your weird and wonderful travel broke down location.

If I go to retailers to look for gear I will buy that gear from retailers whenever possible, they are covering huge operating costs with that show room you just used for free.

Heading to MX1Canada right now infact!

 

[tomcycle]

I always try the guys that support us first, so I will check MX1Canada and Gbarly parts online and/or by phone for the little things that might not be listed online. Mention DSBC and they will try and get your cost down a bit but remember they carry stuff the dealers dont so meter your expectations.

My next stop for bike specific is Procycle.us they are online retailer but develop parts for Dualsports and the customer service is amazing spending countless hours online helping guys out. Their shipping us pricey but they will also get it to your weird and wonderful travel broke down location.

If I go to retailers to look for gear I will buy that gear from retailers whenever possible, they are covering huge operating costs with that show room you just used for free.

Heading to MX1Canada right now infact!

Let me just get the links up for you russ



Local Company located in Chilliwack. Lots of stock and can get just about anything for you. Mention DSBC and they will try and get your cost down a bit but remember they carry stuff the dealers dont so meter your expectations.




My next stop for bike specific is Procycle.us they are online retailer but develop parts for Dualsports and the customer service is amazing spending countless hours online helping guys out. Their shipping us pricey but they will also get it to your weird and wonderful travel broke down location.

 

[Rustic]

This new to me bike is already costing money and I havent even picked it up yet. Lol. Thanks Colon at MX1Canada for helping me out at the shop this AM.

https://www.mx1canada.com/nomadic-carrier-rack-for-yamaha-wr250r-x-08-current.html

 

[02drz400]

Shout out to International tire consultants ITC in Langley/Surrey.
bought my new tires from them and was slightly cheaper than Fortnine. Had them in 3 days

 

[tomcycle]

Shout out to International tire consultants ITC in Langley/Surrey.
bought my new tires from them and was slightly cheaper than Fortnine. Had them in 3 days

Also known as Wheel Sport Canada and is on the list above, good people I have been buy tires from Erics dad many many years ago.

 

[02drz400]

I didn’t even think to ask about a DSBC discount.