Web Shop info Page
Here you will find information that makes it easier to find the right parts and make an effective purchase.
Search Spare parts
The fastest way to search is to search by original part number. Check which part numbers the parts you are looking for have, then enter them in the search box.
You can also search for parts by Vehicle Type, Make, Chassis & Model
You can make multiple selections at the same time in the product filter if you want to find, for example, universal parts that fit all models.
We sell 3 types of Spare Parts
NY = New Parts that come from Wholesale Purchases and Bankruptcies
NOS = new old stock, New old parts that come from wholesale purchases and bankruptcies
USED = Used parts that may come from wholesale purchases or Dismantled vehicles
Begagnade delar har 6 olika klasser
A1 = Felfri del
A2 = Bra skick med normalt slitage
A3 = Bruksskick
B1 = Del med mindre defekter se anmärkning *
B2 = Del med någon skada, se anmärkning *
B3= Del med flera skador , se anmärkning *
Any * remarks * can be found under the [Part info >] tab.
We sell 3 types of Spare Parts
NY = New Parts that come from Wholesale Purchases and Bankruptcies
NOS = new old stock, New old parts that come from wholesale purchases and bankruptcies
USED = Used parts that may come from wholesale purchases or Dismantled vehicles
Any * remarks * can be found under the [Part info >] tab.
Quality control of used parts
Use both images and text to see what is included in each product. If something that is included in a picture, for example a handlebar from a chassis or a footrest from a pyramid, has been removed from the picture, it will be clear from the product information.
Additional information about used parts can be found under the [Part info] tab. > ]
Under the tab [ Fitment ]
There is additional information about which vehicles the product fits.The information under the [fitment] tab varies depending on the type of product.
If it says that the product is original (Fits Original) with a list on different vehicles, the Part Number appears on the exploded views of the listed vehicles.
If it is an aftermarket product, such as a Variator belt from Carlisle, we have sought out from the manufacturer of the belt which Original belts the product is intended to replace and which vehicles the manufacturer says it should fit.
This extended information is not available on all products, read more below. Limited information
We only receive 1 of some items and therefore searching for all possible additional information about that product is not economically viable.
If there is a specific product that you have questions about that are not answered by the product text, start by googling (Manufacturer + Part Number) for example (SLP + 44-41) or (polaris + 3221183) That is what we will do if you ask us a question because if we have not included it in the text or in the extended information, it is a question we need to find an answer to, and as long as there is a Part Number listed, it is easy to find the information you are looking for yourself that you want an answer to your specific question.
Important Info!! about using Spare Part Numbers & Partnumbers on the Page
Assembly Number
For some products we have posted, we have used an Assembly number instead of a Part number when the manufacturer has used an "ass number" for a part in their exploded views. This is to make it easy to find the right part. Look at the pictures to see what is included.
A-arms are a good example that usually only have one assembly number where it is an A-arm with a pivot joint, bushings and bolts, but the A-arm itself, loose without bushings and pivot joint, does not get its own Part Number from the manufacturer.
Check the product information and pictures to see what is included in these cases. Just because an assembly number is used does not mean that all parts under it are always included.
Partnumber(s) as search path
For some parts we use the original part number as a search path in the product information even though it is an aftermarket part to make it easier to find the part you are looking for, but under the part number you see the aftermarket manufacturer's own article number. For parts such as drive shafts from aftermarket manufacturers, we can enter several relevant searchable part numbers as in many cases complete drive shafts are not sold from the manufacturer but only loose drive shafts, parts for drive shafts or half shafts. In that case we have used part numbers from several of the loose parts as a search path to a complete drive shaft. See product information and any pictures to see what is included.
Casting Number(s) & punched numbers.
Parts such as Variator halves, Chain housings, Steering rods, A-arms, Boggie rails, Body panels, plastic parts etc.. Can have a part number and a casting number. Casting number can be used to identify parts that do not have their own Part number. E.g. Variator halves that form part of a variator and are included in the Variator's Assembly number. Part number for a part that consists of several individual parts put together to form one part.
Parts with OEM Original part numbers that do not have a picture
Parts that lack a picture and have an original part number use the original part number to know that it is the right part, use an exploded view from the manufacturer if the original part number is correct it is the right part. So a picture of these parts is not necessary. Most of these parts are small parts such as nuts, screws, clips, gaskets, o-rings, piston rings etc.
Things to consider
- The product categories are general and independent of vehicle/body/chassis/model. If the part you are looking for is not in the subcategory, try only selecting the main category for filtering or search by text.
- Position right/left is always counted from the driver's seat, sitting in the direction of travel.
- The same model is no guarantee that all parts will fit. Today it is common for the same model to have several different sets of parts. This may depend on which factory they were manufactured in or how the vehicle is equipped. As well as what date it was manufactured.
- More parts may be available with the same Part Number if there are both new, NOS and several used parts that have the same Part Number. If you have questions about a specific part, use the part number. stock number . NEW and NOS parts have the same Partnumber as stock number.
- Not sure which part you need? If you are going to replace the part yourself, it is important to be able to search for information, Is a brand-specific computer program needed to be able to install the part? How does throttle adaptation work?. Most repairs can be done yourself, Contact a workshop to carry out the repair if you cannot search for information yourself or do not know what the repair or troubleshooting involves in the specific case.
- All prices are inclusive of VAT unless otherwise stated. We use both regular VAT and Profit Margin taxation.