TERMS & CONDITIONS

Your satisfaction is my Number One priority! If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact me for a resolution *before* leaving neutral or negative feedback.
I do my best to accurately photograph my items. All photos are of the actual item you will be purchasing, no stock photos! Please inspect these photos carefully before bidding; all of my items are used, and while I do my best to describe items accurately, I rely on your judgment of the photographs and item description to determine if an item will work to your satisfaction.
One extremely rare occasions, items may be damaged or lost while in storage. I reserve the right to refund your payment in full and cancel the purchase in these rare situations.
Please be sure to double check your model year *before* bidding; on most bikes, your VIN is located on the right side of the steering stem. Just because the nice person you bought your bike from said it was a 2001, doesn't mean that it is. If you need assistance decoding your VIN I am always happy to help, please contact me.
Please inspect detailed photos carefully to get a better idea of the condition of these parts. All of the parts I sell are USED, may be dirty, and have some scuffs and scratches, but I do my best to describe things accurately and include numerous photos for you to inspect for yourself. That being said, I am not perfect, and I do miss things from time to time. Please contact me and I will do my best to make things right.
I cannot guarantee used seals, bearings, brake pads, fork seals, tires, tubes, sprockets, and other "wear" parts unless explicitly stated otherwise. While many of these items are in very usable condition, I am unable to conduct extensive testing on every one of these wear parts. If I am aware of a defect such as a leaking seal, I will note it in the ad.

What payment methods do you accept?
I can only accept payment via paypal due to eBay policy. Credit cards are accepted through paypal.

Do you combine shipping?
I am happy to combine shipping, please contact me for a quote.

Do you ship internationally?
I do not ship internationally unless specifically noted in the auction. Buyer is responsible for any tax or duty fees that may be due.

What happens after I have paid for my item?
Orders are shipped within 12-48 hours, Monday through Friday.

What shipping methods do you have available?
Items are shipped using USPS, Fedex Ground, and UPS depending on destination.

When can I expect my order to arrive?
Standard shipping is 1-5 days. Economy shipping is 7-14 days. These estimates do not include up to 2 business days for order processing and packaging.

What is I need my order more quickly?
Expedited shipping may be available at an additional cost. Please contact me with your zip code for an estimate.

How much are the shipping fees?
Shipping rates are stated clearly in each listing.

Do I have to pay sales tax?
Sales tax is collected for all orders being shipped within the State of Nevada.

Do you allow local pickup at your location?
Yes, local pick up is available in Northwest Las Vegas. Please contact me to make arrangements.

How can I tell if a particular part will fit my bike?
A large majority of my items include a list of the bikes that a particular part will fit. PLEASE BE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YEAR AND MODEL YOU HAVE. Just because the nice person you purchased your bike from told you it was a 2005, does not mean that it is. Your VIN should be located on the right side of your steering stem for offroad bikes. If you are having difficulties determining your model year from this info, please contact me with your VIN and I would be more than happy to help.

Kawasaki_KX125_KX125-2001

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Post-World War II Japanese tin toys on display in New York

Fri, 14 Aug 2009

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Pforzheim University Winter Show 2011

Mon, 21 Feb 2011

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Another James Bond Aston Martin DB5 up for sale

Post-World War II Japanese tin toys on display in New York

Pforzheim University Winter Show 2011