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Hey Tibbon, unfortunately the motorcycle industry is about a decade and a half behind the rest of the eCommerce world ;) We are working on changing that. You
by mkull 16y ago
Hey Tibbon, unfortunately the motorcycle industry is about a decade and a half behind the rest of the eCommerce world ;)
We are working on changing that.
You wouldn't believe how hard the suppliers make it to get real inventory and catalog data.
Check out my business, linked in my profile.
- tibbon 16y agoWhat I'd pay good money for (in addition to what I mentioned prior) would be a part-for-part changelog for motorcycles between models along with better cross-compatibility information. As I'm sure you know, its difficult to tell immediately what parts are compatible with what bikes. BTW- great looking site. I'm checking out now. Shoot me an email at my username at gmail if you've got a chance.
- mkull 16y agoHey tibbon, did not find see an email in your profile. Filling out the form at http://www.revzilla.com/customer-service http://www.revzilla.com/customer-service will get to me though ;) What you are looking is really tough. We are working on simply being able to browse products by fitment. Unbelievably none of the part fitment data is readily available in a normalized fashion. There actually isn't even a standardized list of makes / models out there. Each retailer has to essentially build this database and keep it up to date manually, which is incredibly resource intensive. Of course though this means there is opportunity to have because once you have built out this database, there is some defensibility built in.