Topic: M & M Cycles

[Markcb750]

mmcycle.com

Anyone done business with this company?  They seem to have inventory on some old Honda parts and their prices are not awful.  I need a few critical  parts for my Black Bomber project that they show available on their site. 


They also list alternative part no's from Honda on the parts, which is nice. 

I am thinking of giving them a shot on some small parts first like the copper exhaust gaskets. 

[eldar]

First saw the title and I thought "hey chocolate motorcycles!"

No,I have not dealt with them though. I think you have the right idea, start off with a $20 order and see how it goes.
I will need to check them out.

[OldSchool_IsCool]

M&M is my local dealer.  I buy OEM parts from them via their CyclePartsNation.com site. I select "Customer Pickup" as the shipping option which is no charge. I pay state sales tax, but that's typically much less than shipping.

I've had no issues dealing with them.  You could check with Eric for his experiences.

[K5owner]

I'm with Old School. I use M&M or CyclePartsNation.com when I can. They typically have lower prices. The only glitch is their catalog isn't always up to date. You can call them first to check availability. I don't know what their shipping rates are since I pick up the parts.

[seanbarney41]

Apparently, their website is great...but if you walk into their parts departement to buy something it's quite similar to any other dealership...some dumb ass counter kid..."Uhh, is that a 4 cylinder?"

[Markcb750]

Sounds like I should give them a try, thanks.

[K5owner]

I should have mentioned that I don't usually go to the counter to buy parts. The website is where the savings are. Good luck.

[OldSchool_IsCool]

Yes, order online.  The counter dude is hit or miss.  Plus their counter parts prices aren't nearly as good as their online prices.