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Revision as of 09:43, 15 April 2008
This list of stores was obtained through a survey of N250RC people. Of course, this is not an endorsement of any of these stores, but you will know that at least one person took the time to make a recommendation. If you have something to say about your experience with any motorcycle retail outlet, you should do the club a good turn and go to the Vendor Reviews section of the site.
New Enough An N250RC FAQ Outstanding Service Award goes to Paul and his staff. Whenever the subject of gear shopping comes up, somebody mentions New Enough. A good place to shop, and also a good source of information on protective clothing.
eBay and/or Google - If you know exactly what you want you can enter it into the search and usually find good prices, often from someone you've never heard of before.
Shop locally - At least give them a chance.
A big thumbs down goes to: RideGear.com Several fellow riders have been less than impressed with their customer service. "Literally impossible to speak with a live person, even during normal business hours." "Absolute 0 on customer service / communication."
