4 wheeler restoration : Where to buy parts

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I am restoring my Grandpa's 1988 Honda Fourtrax 125. Got it running, but I need a few parts. Anybody know where the best deals are or that actually have the parts for these machines. Looking for muffler, brake cable, wheels and tires, and possibly the plastics and fenders. I have looked online but didnt find much. Anyone used a certain site before? Thanks.

[jrfan]

eBay is where I get Mine.

[mikeyb_23]

I have used rocky mountain atv for parts before. They seemed to have a good deflection

[sideways]

Cheap cycle parts


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[deano70]

Babbitts online is where I’ve bought all my parts. They have OEM schematics and parts.

[roughneck266]

Babbitts online is where I’ve bought all my parts. They have OEM schematics and parts.

They have always done me right as well.

[JayB]

Partszilla is another with a schematic

.....and God Bless America.

[BowSlayer]

Have used Partzilla several times with good luck.

[KyleW]

Partzilla, Rocky mountain and Motosport always have what I need. I buy a lot of parts from ebay too. Amazon is usually good for air filters and sometimes cables.

[Travisj1987]

Cheap cycle parts


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2nd vote for Cheap Cycle Parts

[hopedale]

Dang, I wish I hadn't seen this post.

I've got my Grandmother's 4-wheeler sitting at my mom and dad's house.

Haven't ran it in a while, but the last time I did, I ran the gas out of it.

A buddy of mine now has a place and said I could ride it up there any time i wanted. May have to go get it and do my own restore job.

[skeeter]

Where are u located? There’s a salvage atv store in Pasadena near the beltway on red bluff. Some parts are u pull em, some are new stock items. I’ve got some good stuff there. Found a full set of new fenders for a 98 Yamaha I had to rebuild.

[oneeye]

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