Have you ever bought bike parts off of amazon?

[BaGearA]

Simply tell me wether you have done it or not

 

And what was you experince as well as how long it took for the product to come

[kk6gan]

I didn't even know they sold bike parts…so my answer is no.

[V12man]

Some bike tools - came in a week or so - no issues

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[shaper]

They sell everything! I have bought other items without issue.

[LOOK695]

Yes, no problems. Shipping takes between 1-2 weeks. Not the cheapest though....

[Paul Ruinaard]

Yes many times however only used them when I am traveling in USA so had it delivered to a USA address. Works well.

[Ysterperd]

no problems - bought a fork. 2-3 weeks

[eddy]

A frame, no problems.

[Donovan Le Cok]

Yes, has been great. Two to three weeks delivery.

 

Only issue is that some suppliers on amazon wont ship to SA.

[mtbDobby]

Yes, has been great. Two to three weeks delivery.

 

Only issue is that some suppliers on amazon wont ship to SA.

this is the biggest problem when buying from Amazon - most wont ship to SA, I had to use MYUS to receive the goods and then ship thru to SA, was roughly $55 for a small item - does anyone know of a cheaper solution??

 

HIjack off...

[rock]

My MTB frame. I paid $8 shipping and I got in 10 days.

[MarcBurger]

Bought some pedals for someone to bring over for me.

Nice thing about Amazon is that there are a couple of sites that you can use to do a "Amazon wishlist", which notify you when there's a serious sale on that item.

[Paul Ruinaard]

this is the biggest problem when buying from Amazon - most wont ship to SA, I had to use MYUS to receive the goods and then ship thru to SA, was roughly $55 for a small item - does anyone know of a cheaper solution??

 

HIjack off...

or use aramex global shopper

[Jase619]

 

So, I am looking to order a quill stem adapter off of amazon, as my local shops aren't really willing to source me a quill stem adapter, and as it is R 400 from Amazon including shipping and duties. It seems well worth it, even though the standard delivery lead time is a bit long, I'm not really in a rush, as I would be waiting a while for the Stem and handlebars anyways so. . .  

 

Has anyone had any experience lately with them? I see they have moved from using SAPO to Aramex, so that's positive.

[Rocket-Boy]

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So, I am looking to order a quill stem adapter off of amazon, as my local shops aren't really willing to source me a quill stem adapter, and as it is R 400 from Amazon including shipping and duties. It seems well worth it, even though the standard delivery lead time is a bit long, I'm not really in a rush, as I would be waiting a while for the Stem and handlebars anyways so. . .  

 

Has anyone had any experience lately with them? I see they have moved from using SAPO to Aramex, so that's positive.

Ouch the memories of WoW still sting...

Im sure you wont have any hassles, I know a few people who buy things regularly from Amazon without any issues.

[Rowl]

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So, I am looking to order a quill stem adapter off of amazon, as my local shops aren't really willing to source me a quill stem adapter, and as it is R 400 from Amazon including shipping and duties. It seems well worth it, even though the standard delivery lead time is a bit long, I'm not really in a rush, as I would be waiting a while for the Stem and handlebars anyways so. . .  

 

Has anyone had any experience lately with them? I see they have moved from using SAPO to Aramex, so that's positive.

Jip, received some bike stuff last week. 1/2 weeks depending on everything.

 

Always happy.