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Rizoma distributor
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Rizoma distributor
by john h » Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:41 pm
Does anyone know if there is a Canadian distributor for Rizoma parts? I've been searching around with no luck and I dont really want to order out of the States because dont want to have to pay duty etc twice. Thanks, John.
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by cdnroadracer » Tue Nov 07, 2006 12:30 pm
We sell Rizoma here. Stock from the supplier is above average, but not perfect.
Give me a call at 416-703-0808 and I can help you out.
Give me a call at 416-703-0808 and I can help you out.
Robert Trottier
General Sales Manager
Southwest Motorrad
www.southwestmotorrad.com
email: sales@southwestmotorrad.com
PH: 250-807-2697
General Sales Manager
Southwest Motorrad
www.southwestmotorrad.com
email: sales@southwestmotorrad.com
PH: 250-807-2697
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Rizoma
by z1cycletech » Thu Nov 09, 2006 1:26 am
We sell rizoma products as well....just in case you're in northern Toronto.
Zaid Saleemi
Z1 Cycletech
905 763 6459
www.z1cycletech.com
Zaid Saleemi
Z1 Cycletech
905 763 6459
www.z1cycletech.com
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by BUBBA ZANETTI » Mon Nov 13, 2006 4:39 pm
I got some RIZOMA parts for my 05/620 Monster at [ www.importationsthibault.com ] slso some nice carbon bits at [ www.shift-tech.com ] .
It is more fun to go fast on a slow bike than it is to slow on a fast bike!
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by Stephanie » Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:26 pm
Rizoma makes those rather nifty transparent belt covers that I covet. I contacted my local dealer (Ottawa Goodtime Centre) yesterday evening via email and by noon had a reply that they could get them next day and for the price I had expected to pay.
Contacting my local dealer is a concept fairly foreign to me having ridden obsolete bikes for most of my riding career, so this is not the first thing I think of doing. So try your local shop, you never know, they might get the part you need with a minimum of hassle!
Stephanie
Contacting my local dealer is a concept fairly foreign to me having ridden obsolete bikes for most of my riding career, so this is not the first thing I think of doing. So try your local shop, you never know, they might get the part you need with a minimum of hassle!
Stephanie
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