[huyner]

i've used ronayers.com for a while now, using the microfiche, but i've never noticed that they had a parts match section. :ninja:

http://www.ronayers.com/search/whereused.cfm

 

[ab420]

i've used ronayers.com for a while now, using the microfiche, but i've never noticed that they had a parts match section. :ninja:

http://www.ronayers.com/search/whereused.cfm

That is freaking awesome, and ya know what? It's going in the informative links section.... and you get some rep points! :cfrocks:

 

[DougZ]

LOL...get with the times guys, that has been around for a while. I know, the new guy is a deeek sometimes.

 

[endo]

Yeah, it's a great tool if you have the part number. I've used it lots!

 

[huyner]

Yeah, it's a great tool if you have the part number. I've used it lots!

that's why you use the microfiche part first :nuts:

 

[huyner]

LOL...get with the times guys, that has been around for a while. I know, the new guy is a deeek sometimes.

im just old and slooow :LolLolLolLol:

 

[endo]

that's why you use the microfiche part first :nuts:

I know that, I'm a parts guy...lol

But you'd be amazed how many people don't know how to use a fiche!

 

[929_adam]

But you'd be amazed how many people don't know how to use a fiche!

you mean like, catch it, cook it, eat it???

 

[endo]

Of course! That's exactly what I mean...you guys know me so well...

:cfcartman:

 

[enrico vespa]

Ron ayers is the reason I found out which rear sprocket to get.

I had a 95 gsxr rear tire, but not sure if it was from a 750 or 1100. I needed to know so I knew which sprocket to get. When I compared the 2 part #'s from both bikes, I realized they were the same.

RonAyers isn't fool proof. I was looking for bolts and nuts for the 636 shock I have. They didn't have anything listed. When I went to a Kawi dealer, they had it on their fiche.

That site is also good if you took apart something and forgot to take pictures and now you don't know how to put it back. Just pull up the page and follow the arrows.