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BingoBanjo

My 2011 CBR 250r fell over in the storms. Right foot peg broke off, Front Break Lever snapped and the right clip on handlebar folded in on itself.

I'd like to replace with OEM parts.

I got the part numbers of each item I want to replace, is there a website I can enter the part number and find out what models use these parts?

goblin59

I use wemoto for most jap bike parts

theres also here

https://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cbr250r-1988-j-japan-mc19-100_model48708/partslist/#.YiS-w3rP23A

flashinthepan

+1 for csmnl :-)

robbie_63

Cmsnl are great,I had to get a few parts a while back for my cbr650f when it also fell over.

I got a few fairing pieces that they had down as second hand but they were perfect when they arrived and very cheap compared to buying new.

PopSensyDad

The largest motorcycle online store in Japan "Webike" sells OEM/genuine parts. You need manufacturer part # unless buying 3rds like Kitako/Daytona/Takegawa etc. Shipping is reasonable enough. Delivery time depends but never like Ali.

https://www.japan-webike.ie/HONDA/CBR250R%2B2011-/6225/mtop/

Edit:

Plus, I also +1 for csmnl.

CJhaughey

Nutjob.ie have revamped their website, have you seen the part lookup function on that?

robbie_63

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118744622#Comment_118744622

Anytime I checked their site they are 2/3 times more expensive for the same part,

I have also bought a few parts from Fowlers Parts | Genuine Motorcycle Parts & Spares and they arrived within a few days from the UK

CJhaughey

Yeah you are right on the prices, they seem pretty expensive. CMSNL used to be stupidly expensive for postage not sure if they are any better these days.

robbie_63

I have purchased a few brand new OEM parts from thailand www.bikerzbits.com

They are cheaper in Thailand as the bikes are manufactured over there so local dealer prices are cheaper.

Got a new Fairing & Cowl for €50 each compared to over €400 over here, Shipping was only €30!

flashinthepan

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118745560#Comment_118745560

Yeah they reduced it to a tenner :-) from something like 25 if I remember

CJhaughey

That is a big improvement. Considering an post is dear enough just in Ireland that’s not bad. Especially when you may be buying just a few small bits and pieces.

flashinthepan

Yeah great to be able to get original parts that you simply can't get here the little bits that finish things

Im constantly buying little nuts n bolts from them as whoever owned the bike before me swapped a lot of the silver bolts for black aluminium ones that just keep shearing off when you try to undo them :-( constant process of drilling and tapping

Varik

You're not going to have issue but I did I've a non normal import honda

Used https://www.bike-parts-honda.com/ to find part numbers and then to find any other model that shares those, I've not bought anything off them but it's handy for finding anything weird.

BingoBanjo

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118746261#Comment_118746261

Dude, This website is great value for money, way cheaper than what I paid. Will keep for future reference, thanks.