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Good- Cycle Therapy

Discussion in 'Reviews - Service, Online, Retail Shop' started by fozziebear, Mar 17, 2007.

  1. fozziebear

    fozziebear Member

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    Cycle Therapy

    These folks are just down the street from me so I stopped in to see if they had a pair of coils for my '82 550 Maxim.It is a motorcycle junk yard-mostly jap bikes but some European. Told the guy what I wanted and he went over to some shelves grabed a pair and tested them right in front of me. Said if they don't fire to bring them back and they will exchange them with another pair.

    They have an excellent web site, easy navigation,and a cool search feature where you can look up parts by year,make, and model. Only 50 to60 percent of their inventory is online so they also have a parts request section and secure ordering. Good service and an outstanding web site. :D :D

    BTW- $45.00 for a pair of coils.
     
    fozziebear, Mar 17, 2007
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    I just did a phone order from Cycle Therapy. I NEED a master cylinder for my XJ. I would have no front brakes without the replacement and it being my only transportation, I really need it.
    It is nice to see a good word for them.

    It was $55 plus shipping which made it about $65 total.
     
    kooKyGuY, Dec 26, 2007
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    Cycle therapy is pretty good. I ordered a 2nd hand rotor that was in spec. It was $50 plus 15 for shipping.

    In my area, the local salvage shops wanted from $65 to $100 for a used one, plus tax and the gas and time it would take to go get them.

    And they even say, if you are not satisfied with the part, you can return it.

    Good parts, good prices. Quick shipping.
     
    debbiker, Apr 8, 2009
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