Bike Parts

MR MOTO is New Zealand's largest online store for bike parts and we have a huge range of motorcycle parts, dirt bike parts and ATV parts from leading brands.

We have a huge range of motorcycle parts from brakes and suspension to electrical. We stock some of New Zealand’s leading brands, and we have a huge range of products at some of New Zealand’s lowest prices.

Browse our range of bike parts above and use the filters on the left-hand side to shop by motorcycle parts brand, size, price, and availability.

Shop motorcycle and dirt bike parts NZ online today at MR MOTO.

Motorcycle Parts FAQs

Can I replace bike parts on my own, or should I seek professional assistance?

Replacing bike parts on your own can be a rewarding and cost-effective approach if you have the necessary mechanical knowledge and tools.

Simple maintenance tasks such as changing the oil, replacing brake pads, or swapping out a battery are typically manageable for those with a bit of experience.

However, for more complex procedures like adjusting the suspension, working on the engine, or replacing the chain and sprockets, it's advisable to seek professional assistance. Professional mechanics possess the expertise and specialised equipment to ensure that your motorcycle remains safe and operates at its best.

Always consult your motorcycle's service manual or a professional if you're unsure about any aspect of the maintenance process.

Can I upgrade specific bike parts for better performance?

Absolutely, upgrading certain bike parts can result in significant performance improvements.

For instance, fitting a high-performance exhaust system can increase power output and reduce the overall weight of your motorcycle. Similarly, upgrading the air filter to a high-flow version can improve engine efficiency.

However, when upgrading, make sure that the parts are compatible with your bike and that they don't void your warranty.

It's also crucial to take into account the legal requirements for road use in your area, as some modifications may not be street-legal. For best results and to maintain safety standards, consider having upgrades performed by a professional mechanic.