2019 KTM 450 SX-F Part Numbers - HELP PLEASE

rikhek wrote:

I need to get a complete set of plastics for a new 2019 450 but can't find part numbers. I'm hoping to avoid my dealer and...

I need to get a complete set of plastics for a new 2019 450 but can't find part numbers. I'm hoping to avoid my dealer and dealer pricing and believe I could order online from a non dealer if I had part numbers. I want OEM numbers/plastics as I want the in-mold radiator/tank panels.

Anybody able to help me out?

TIA

Rick

rikhek wrote:

I need to get a complete set of plastics for a new 2019 450 but can't find part numbers. I'm hoping to avoid my dealer and...

I need to get a complete set of plastics for a new 2019 450 but can't find part numbers. I'm hoping to avoid my dealer and dealer pricing and believe I could order online from a non dealer if I had part numbers. I want OEM numbers/plastics as I want the in-mold radiator/tank panels.

Anybody able to help me out?

TIA

Rick

lumpy790 wrote:

Only KTM Dealers have access to OEM KTM parts.

rikhek wrote:

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings. I...

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings.

I used to buy from my local dealer when dealers stocked parts. Hard to justify these days as I can enter a parts order as easily as the dealer. Why introduce a middleman when all I get is a higher price, incorrect orders, longer wait AND I don't hare to spend the time driving to the dealer.

I enter my local dealer's store once every two years to pick up a new bike I ordered over the phone from him.

rikhek wrote:

Understood. As stated in my original post I wrote "my dealer" implying my local dealer who gives me an insulting discount as I buy new bikes...

Understood. As stated in my original post I wrote "my dealer" implying my local dealer who gives me an insulting
discount as I buy new bikes from him. Rocky Mountain gives me a BIG discount and STOCKS parts and ships free and doesn't charge tax.

I'd be throwing money away and getting NOTHING in return buying local. If local laid out the cash to stock inventory/parts I'd happily pay a premium to get the parts I need the same day I need them.

The days of local's stocking parts ended many years ago. Costs me a lot of money as I now have to keep and maintain a spare bike so I don't miss a day riding as parts are not available in town if I break my "main" bike .

rikhek wrote:

Understood. As stated in my original post I wrote "my dealer" implying my local dealer who gives me an insulting discount as I buy new bikes...

Understood. As stated in my original post I wrote "my dealer" implying my local dealer who gives me an insulting
discount as I buy new bikes from him. Rocky Mountain gives me a BIG discount and STOCKS parts and ships free and doesn't charge tax.

I'd be throwing money away and getting NOTHING in return buying local. If local laid out the cash to stock inventory/parts I'd happily pay a premium to get the parts I need the same day I need them.

The days of local's stocking parts ended many years ago. Costs me a lot of money as I now have to keep and maintain a spare bike so I don't miss a day riding as parts are not available in town if I break my "main" bike .

mx317 wrote:

My local dealer closed (sold to a box box store that I won't go in) and they were awesome. Dave31 that posted above is a good...

My local dealer closed (sold to a box box store that I won't go in) and they were awesome. Dave31 that posted above is a good one to deal with but he is 3 hours away. I'm like you and use RM a lot. I'm in Tn and can get from their Ky warehouse in one day usually.

rikhek wrote:

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings. I...

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings.

I used to buy from my local dealer when dealers stocked parts. Hard to justify these days as I can enter a parts order as easily as the dealer. Why introduce a middleman when all I get is a higher price, incorrect orders, longer wait AND I don't hare to spend the time driving to the dealer.

I enter my local dealer's store once every two years to pick up a new bike I ordered over the phone from him.

mx317 wrote:

When you order from Rocky Mountain, you are ordering from a KTM dealer.

rikhek wrote:

Understood. As stated in my original post I wrote "my dealer" implying my local dealer who gives me an insulting discount as I buy new bikes...

Understood. As stated in my original post I wrote "my dealer" implying my local dealer who gives me an insulting
discount as I buy new bikes from him. Rocky Mountain gives me a BIG discount and STOCKS parts and ships free and doesn't charge tax.

I'd be throwing money away and getting NOTHING in return buying local. If local laid out the cash to stock inventory/parts I'd happily pay a premium to get the parts I need the same day I need them.

The days of local's stocking parts ended many years ago. Costs me a lot of money as I now have to keep and maintain a spare bike so I don't miss a day riding as parts are not available in town if I break my "main" bike .

mx317 wrote:

My local dealer closed (sold to a box box store that I won't go in) and they were awesome. Dave31 that posted above is a good...

My local dealer closed (sold to a box box store that I won't go in) and they were awesome. Dave31 that posted above is a good one to deal with but he is 3 hours away. I'm like you and use RM a lot. I'm in Tn and can get from their Ky warehouse in one day usually.

dave31 wrote:

Thanks Mike ? Your local dealer was a good one, never minded at all helping them out if they called needing something I had in inventory...

Thanks Mike ? Your local dealer was a good one, never minded at all helping them out if they called needing something I had in inventory. Not so sure about the guys they sold out too though, they've only called me a couple times.
As far as dealers stocking parts, I stock nearly $3 million worth of parts. Granted they are primarily for Polaris Side by Side's, but those are what people come from all over to purchase from us. There was a time I had a lot of parts for dirt bikes(bars, gear, etc) but now everyone orders that online. I have a lot of friends at a lot of dealerships all over the country and they tell me the same thing, just not worth keeping that stuff anymore because of the big online stores.

rikhek wrote:

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings. I...

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings.

I used to buy from my local dealer when dealers stocked parts. Hard to justify these days as I can enter a parts order as easily as the dealer. Why introduce a middleman when all I get is a higher price, incorrect orders, longer wait AND I don't hare to spend the time driving to the dealer.

I enter my local dealer's store once every two years to pick up a new bike I ordered over the phone from him.

mx317 wrote:

When you order from Rocky Mountain, you are ordering from a KTM dealer.

woodsryder wrote:

It's amazing how many folks think that Motosport, RMATV and others get their parts directly from the OEM's.

mx317 wrote:

When you order from Rocky Mountain, you are ordering from a KTM dealer.

woodsryder wrote:

It's amazing how many folks think that Motosport, RMATV and others get their parts directly from the OEM's.

lumpy790 wrote:

Please enlighten me on how you think they mysteriously get access to the OEM ONLY parts.

Aftermarket is a different story.

rikhek wrote:

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings. I...

I buy all my OEM stuff from Rocky Mountain. I get it quicker than ordering from a dealer, dropped on my doorstep at significant savings.

I used to buy from my local dealer when dealers stocked parts. Hard to justify these days as I can enter a parts order as easily as the dealer. Why introduce a middleman when all I get is a higher price, incorrect orders, longer wait AND I don't hare to spend the time driving to the dealer.

I enter my local dealer's store once every two years to pick up a new bike I ordered over the phone from him.

mx317 wrote:

When you order from Rocky Mountain, you are ordering from a KTM dealer.

woodsryder wrote:

It's amazing how many folks think that Motosport, RMATV and others get their parts directly from the OEM's.

mx317 wrote:

When you order from Rocky Mountain, you are ordering from a KTM dealer.

woodsryder wrote:

It's amazing how many folks think that Motosport, RMATV and others get their parts directly from the OEM's.

mx317 wrote:

I may be wrong, but heard from a KTM dealer that RMATV took on the KTM line. In that case they would, but the other lines...

I may be wrong, but heard from a KTM dealer that RMATV took on the KTM line. In that case they would, but the other lines may come though some franchised dealer.