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How It Works

What happens between your message and your part

Importing isn't magic, and it isn't a shady process either. It's five stages with concrete timelines. We explain all of them, including the one that can run late.

  1. 01

    Same day or 24 h

    Quote

    You send us the brand, model, year, and the part. We find the correct part number and send back a final price with shipping, processing, and taxes already calculated. If there are two options (an OEM and an aftermarket one, for example), we send both with the difference explained.

  2. 02

    Whenever you decide

    Confirmation & Deposit

    You confirm and make the deposit. That reserves your part in the purchase order for the next shipment. This is the point where we commit to the price: before this, it's a quote, not a charge.

  3. 03

    2 to 5 business days

    Purchase & Consolidation

    We buy from the distributor in the United States and the part arrives at our Miami warehouse. There it's consolidated with the rest of that period's orders. Consolidating is what keeps freight from costing more than the part itself.

  4. 04

    5 to 10 business days

    Shipping & Customs Processing

    The shipment heads to your country and clears customs locally. This is the leg we control the least and that varies the most from one country to another. We let you know when it ships and when it arrives, without you having to ask.

  5. 05

    1 to 3 business days

    Domestic Delivery

    You pay the balance and we ship by courier straight to your address, whether it's the capital or a smaller city, with a tracking number.

A realistic total timeline

Between 7 and 20 business days from confirmation, depending on your country. Bulky parts like full exhausts, forks, or plastic kits tend toward the high end of their zone. If someone promises five days, or claims to already have the part in your country, they're either lying or selling something else.

Where we deliver

All of Latin America and the Caribbean

The timeline depends on the shipping route and each country's customs process. These are the three zones we work with and the real time each one takes.

Zona 1

Centroamérica y el Caribe

7 a 12 días hábiles

  • Panama
  • Costa Rica
  • Guatemala
  • Honduras
  • El Salvador
  • Nicaragua
  • Dominican Republic
  • Puerto Rico
  • Jamaica
  • Trinidad & Tobago
  • Bahamas
  • Aruba
  • Curaçao
Zona 2

México y región andina

10 a 15 días hábiles

  • Mexico
  • Colombia
  • Ecuador
  • Peru
  • Venezuela
Zona 3

Cono Sur

12 a 20 días hábiles

  • Chile
  • Argentina
  • Uruguay
  • Paraguay
  • Bolivia
  • Brazil

Don't see your country? Write to us anyway. If a courier can reach it, there's a way to send it.

Transparency

What makes up the price we quote you

The quote arrives as a single number, but it's made up of this. If you want the breakdown of your order, just ask and we'll send it.

Product value
Distributor price in the United States.
International freight
Split across every order in the shipment. That's why we consolidate.
Taxes & import duties
Calculated on the declared value, per your country's rules. Varies quite a bit by destination.
Local delivery
Courier to your address in your country, with tracking.
AGR service fee
Sourcing, fitment verification, purchasing, and management.

Ready to start?

A quote doesn't commit you to anything. Send us your bike's details and the part, and we'll send back a number.

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