Part Questions:
What kind of parts do you carry?
How do I see if you have a part for my bike?
Can see the bikes in the yard or pull my own part?
How long will it take to process my order?
Payment Questions:
Do you have any in-house financing or a
layaway program?
What payment methods do you accept?
Title Questions:
What does "Clean Title" mean?
What does "Clean Title with Insurance
Claim Paid Notation" mean?
What does "Salvage Title" mean?
What does "Previously Salvaged Vehicle
that has Passed Inspection" mean?
What does "Sold with Bill of Sale - NO WISCONSIN
TITLE WILL BE ISSUED" mean?
Part Questions:
What kind of parts do you carry?
We carry parts for Japanese Road bikes. We do not carry parts for ATV's, Snowmobiles, Enduro's or Off Road cycles.
We do not part out Harley Davidson's, but occasionally we get in a few Harley parts. All of the Harley parts we
have for sale can be viewed in our
Online Store.
How do I see if you have a part for my bike?
First check our
Online Store, and if you don't see the part you are looking for there,
you can place an
Online Parts Request.
Can see the bikes in the yard or pull my own part?
For safety and insurance reasons, customers are not allowed to be in the yard.
How long will it take to process my order?
Parts purchased from our
Online Store normally ship the same or next business day after payment
has cleared.
Depending on the requested part and how busy we are, other parts normally ship in between 1 and 3 business days. Click
here to place an
Online Parts Request.
Payment Questions:
Do you have any in-house financing
or a layaway program?
We do not have any in-house financing, and we do not have a layaway
program. We will gladly provide the bike's information for your bank
or credit union.
What payment methonds do you
accept?
Motorcycle Purchases:
Paypal is only accepted for the non-refundable $500. deposit to hold
the bike. The full balance is due with in seven days in the form of
a bank wire, US Postal Money Orders, Certified Cashier's Check or
cash. Cash is only accepted in person. If a Certified Cashier's
Check is used, the bike can not be released until the check has cleared.
We do NOT accept personal checks or any other kind of money orders.
Credit cards are not accepted for bike purchases.
Purchased cycles may be stored here at no charge for up to 14 days from the day of purchase. Storage of $20. per
day will accrue on all bikes after 14 days.
Engines:
The only payment methods accepted for engines are bank wires, US Postal
Money Orders, Certified Cashier's Check or cash. Cash is only accepted
in person. If a Certified Cashier's Check is used, the engine can
not be released until the check has cleared. We do NOT accept personal
checks or any other kind of money orders. Paypal and credit cards
are not accepted for engine purchases; however, a credit card deposit
may be required for us to get an engine ready for you.
Parts:
We gladly accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, paypal, bank wires, US Postal Money Orders, Certified Cashier's
Check or cash. Cash is only accepted in person. If a Certified Cashier's
Check is used, the parts can not be released until the check has cleared.
We do NOT accept personal checks or any other kind of money orders.
Credit cards and Paypal are only accepted on items of $400. or less.
Title Questions:
What does "Clean Title" mean?
Clean titles are just that, clean of any adverse brands. In Wisconsin,
these bikes may be titled and registered for road use immediately
after purchase. Some bikes with clean titles do have damage that will
need to be repaired before they will be street legal; however, no
inspection is required.
What does "Insurance Claim
Paid Title" mean?
These bikes have titles that are branded stating that an insurance
claim was paid on this vehicle. These are NOT salvage titles. These
vehicles have NOT been salvaged and have NOT been totaled. In Wisconsin,
these bikes may be titled and registered for road use immediately
after purchase. Some bikes with these titles do have damage that will
need to be repaired before they will be street legal; however, no
inspection is required.
Many states do not have this type of title classification and issue
a normal clean title instead.
What does "Salvage Title" mean?
These bikes have been damaged and salvaged (not totaled) by the insurance
company. Please note that just because a vehicle has a salvage title,
does NOT necessarily mean that it has frame or engine damage. In Wisconsin,
these bikes may be titled immediately after purchase, but they can
not be registered for road use (license plates) until they pass an
authorized safety inspection. In Wisconsin these inspections are done
by the State Patrol and some county Sheriffs. There is an $80.00 fee
for a Wisconsin inspection. Once a salvage vehicle has passed the
required safety inspection, it is street legal and can be registered
for road use. In Wisconsin the new title will be branded "Rebuilt
Salvage".
What does "Previously
Salvaged Vehicle that has Passed Inspection" mean?
These bikes were damaged and salvaged (not totaled) by the insurance
company. Please note that just because a vehicle had a salvage title,
does NOT necessarily mean that it had frame or engine damage. These
bikes were repaired and have passed a Wisconsin safety inspection.
They are now street legal. In Wisconsin, these bikes may be titled
and registered for road use immediately after purchase. These titles
have the brand "Rebuilt Salvage" on them.
What does "Sold with Bill of Sale
- NO WISCONSIN TITLE WILL BE ISSUED" mean?
A bike that is sold with a Bill of Sale can mean two things.
The first and most common reason is for bikes that were damaged and
totaled by the insurance company. The titles were marked as junk and
surrendered to the Motor Vehicle Department. Please note that just
because a vehicle has been totaled, does NOT necessarily mean that
it has frame or engine damage. In Wisconsin, these bikes can NOT be
titled or registered for road use. Many people use these cycles for
parts, race track bikes or power plants for custom ATV's or dune buggies.
Some states do have programs for home built or rebuilt vehicles that
these bikes MAY qualify for. We can not tell you if your state has
such a program. In order to find out, you will need to contact your
state's Motor Vehicle Department.
The second reason that a bike may be sold with a Bill of Sale is if
the title has been lost or destroyed. Unless you are the registered
owner of the bike, you can not apply for a replacement title in Wisconsin.
Some customers have told us that they were able to obtain a bonded
title/registration for vehicles with lost or destroyed titles; however,
there is no guarantee. Please contact your Motor Vehicle Department
for the availability and procedures in your state.
Please note that vehicle procedures vary from state to state.
If you have any questions about how your state handles a certain type
of title situation, you should contact your Motor Vehicle Department.
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