Recommendations for online sources for parts

[jordbarnet]

In trying to move my motorcycle out of the rain and against the building wall, I forgot that that in putting the kickstand down and leaning the bike I needed to adjust for more clearance.  As a result I scratched up the pannier.

I'm looking for a reliable source of online Triumph Trophy parts  online.   Ideally, for future acts of stupidity, quick shipping in the Northeast USA region.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks in Advance!

[w8d4it]

For something like the pannier I think you will find the dealer is the best source.  You only need to replace the painted portion, not the whole thing.,

[Bajagrngo]

I agree with w8d4it re dealer ( from experience). Most keep the pannier skin in stock because the panniers come to them unassembled so they can make them fit either color. It's a very easy change but you will need the tool that fits the head of the attaching bolt ( sorry don't know the name..not an Allen wrench)  the tool is not part of the stock tool kit   Not sure of cost but the skin I bought for my top box was $ 148.00. 

[jordbarnet]

I was told 6-8 weeks to get the cover in stock.   Hence, figured I would look for reliable online sources and posted the request for feedback.

 

[JRickW]

I got the pannier cover from www.triumphmcparts.com and paid $77 for it.

[jordbarnet]

Just an FYI:  Called triumphmcparts.   Pannier covers are "red dotted" for the USA.   When I asked for a translation of what "red dotted" means - they have to come over from England.  No availability until the second week of August!




 

[jordbarnet]

Just as a "follow up" to the "follow up," anyone else have any other online sources for parts?   

[Trophy 59]

I use 'worldofriumph' for the satnav mount and to replace a broken left front indicator. Lot faster than my dealer but had to pay freight from UK.