pickup coils from bikebandit?

[dragxs11]

bikebandit.com shows a part # and price for new pickup coils. I was just wondering, has anyone tried to order these and are they actually available? I know there are fixes for the old ones, but I know from experience that once wiring starts to break down, it tends to be a continuing saga. I would much rather just buy new ones. Thanks

[John]

They are a new and improved design with better wires. Bikebandit is a reputable company, and I would hesitate to do business with them again. The price is around $100 isn't it?

[dragxs11]

yes, 104.88.....Thanks John. I'm actually planning to order a bunch of stuff from them, mostly for and old Yam. 175 enduro I'm working on, but that sounds great. Thanks again!!

[John]

I must have stupid fingers tonight. I said I would hesitate to business with them again, when I should have said that I wouldn't hesitate to do business with them again. I'm too excited about the Red Sox to think straight. But don't be afraid to order from them.

[rover]

I put a set of these on my F last May, and I am very pleased with them. I will put a set on my SF this winter. They come with the coils, and all wiring, including a new plug. Mine cost $110.00 delivered. Bike Bandit is an excellent firm to deal with, no BS, quick service, excellent product, and reasonable prices.

[randy]

The reason Bikebandit is so good is because they drop ship genuine yamaha parts at just a bit more than dealer prices, only you don't have to get off your butt and go to the dealer. Also, ever ask a dealer for a part and get that deer-in-the-headlights stare? "What year was that?" "Dude, that's like.....older than me!..."

My TCI has a bigger brain than some of those parts counter jocks!

Randy

[jeffe]

Just got them for from Bike Bandit for my 78E. When I started fixing the wires I caused a cascade effect and they kept going bad one by one. I installed the new set in probally less time than it took to fix a wire. Go for it.