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General Discussion / Re: Kymco parts availability in the UK?
« on: January 12, 2020, 07:08:51 PM »As long as you don't crash....
What if I scratch/crack a panel and need to get a replacement?
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What if I scratch/crack a panel and need to get a replacement?
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General Discussion / Kymco parts availability in the UK?
« on: January 12, 2020, 06:00:27 PM »
I want to buy an Xciting 400 but my mechanic warned me that some Kymco parts are hard to get in the UK. "They are good scooters and cheaper than others, but what's the point when you can't do a repair because you can't get the parts?" he said..
Can anyone comment on the subject? What is the best way to buy parts for a Kymco myself if the mechanic cannot find them? I know eBay is a good source of parts but searching for "xciting 400 panel" (hypothetical scenario where I fall off the scooter and need to replace some of the plastic panels) did not yield many results. I don't mind buying from abroad as long as the prices are reasonable and it doesn't take ages for the parts to arrive.
Can anyone comment on the subject? What is the best way to buy parts for a Kymco myself if the mechanic cannot find them? I know eBay is a good source of parts but searching for "xciting 400 panel" (hypothetical scenario where I fall off the scooter and need to replace some of the plastic panels) did not yield many results. I don't mind buying from abroad as long as the prices are reasonable and it doesn't take ages for the parts to arrive.
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