The Owners HD MX bike, 1977 model

Size does matter, theOwners MX Sportster HD,A 1964

Terms & Conditions (Ahh…the fine print...)

We can’t possible list all the parts we carry. That’s why we have a web site. Click on the Legends Motorcycles link at the bottom of this page under favorite links.

 

LEGENDS POLICY: Our goal is to make motorcycle enthusiasts happy by providing them with not-so-easy-to-find items. If you have doubts about the accuracy of a parts description, ask questions or just don't bid on the items. We guarantee that the descriptions are as accurate as possible. We reveal all that we know about a parts heritage. They might show some traces of dust or shelf wear from storage. Please don't bid on items until you are absolutely sure that you will follow through. If you bid on any Legends item it means that you have read our policy and agree to it.

We have no reason to hide defects and so if we say it is so. It is so. If you have any questions e-mail before bidding and we’ll answer. While will endeavor to answer all questions, we can always do that. Your bid is a contract so please check your financial situation before bidding. Please establish contact with Legends within 3 days after the auction ended. Payments from North American bidders (including Canada) must be received within 10 days. If not received, the payment or at least reason within 10 days Legends will have to report any non-paying bidder to Ebay We don’t understand the point of bidding and not honoring the bid. There are no do over, no mulligans etc. This is after all an auction site. You bid you win you have bought. It’s a pretty simple proposition. The winning bidder has to pay shipping charges and insurance (if desired). If you want your items insured please point that out in your initial email contact. We are offering flat rate shipping charges for the USA, you will find them in all auction description. Be aware that Pay pal is not 100% safe and only covers non-delivery claims! As a business doing mail order for more then 15 years we have and continue to find taking you credit card over the phone is the fastest and safest way to secure your payment and information in order to get you parts out to you ASAP.   I guarantee it

Having Problems contacting us? Please be reasonable, exercise some common sense and read this first:

While we are a business with 21 years of continuous operation we have more then one employee and more then one location for our operation. If you email us PLEASE include the item number in every correspondence you have with us. We receive on average over 150 emails a day. While we like to think the team is smart they cannot always remember every email they receive. Our Ebay sales personal have other duties and therefore can't check email every half hour. Please be reasonable and grant them at least a day to answer your questions. Don wait until two hours before an auction ends to ask a technical question. You will likely be disappointed.  Keep in mind, some people do have a life outside Ebay and spend their holidays and evenings away from work. Therefore, around holidays and after hours don't expect an email response instantly. Again, be reasonable and exercise common sense. If you have followed these rules and still haven't heard from us, the problem is most likely on your end. Have you moved, changed your Internet service provider (ISP), email service or phone number? If that's the case, you may have forgotten to update your contact information in Ebay database. We can't contact you directly, only through Ebay, and if Ebay only knows your old phone number and email address we will never be able to contact you. Click here to check or update your contact information. Do you have an email account with Hotmail, Yahoo, Email.com, Lycos, Netscape.com or other free domains? If so, then you will get what you pay for, which can be a problem for you and us many times. These portals have service interruptions and limited email capacity. If your mailbox is full, all incoming emails will be rejected until you free up your mailbox by deleting all old emails. Don't forget to empty out the Trash folder! If you are an AOL user, not only will you be bombarded with annoying pop-up ads, you will also learn that some emails never make it into you inbox because it's so easy to mess up the Spam filter settings. This happens all too often..

If there is a problem with the merchandise please contact us before leaving feedback and we will do our very best to find an acceptable solution. You are our customer and we do not want you lose your business but please be reasonable and work with us. If you haven't heard from us within 3 days after the auction ended maybe you are having an email problem, especially when you are having an email account with domains like Yahoo, Hotmail or Email.com Ebay ahs a wonderful system to prevent non- contact. Use the ask the seller a question link in your auction. Click on that link and email us. It uses Ebay servers and we have found in most cases it delivers the email. Try sending an email to yourself using Ebay member contact system. If it doesn't show up in your inbox you are having a problem and should contact your ISP and also check the email address in your Ebay user profile (see previous paragraph).

Legends will not put up with anti-social behavior, name-calling and feedback threatening. If you are easily irritable, rude, abusive, very anal, demand things have to be done your way as opposed to the system we us, paranoid and/or a lose cannon, don’t buy from us. We don’t need the money that bad.

Definitions we use in selling and describing.

Used; it means just that. If it has flaws, blemishes, or any defects we will admit them in the description. It allows that the part can be used for the intention it was manufactured for but it has seen service. That means it can be used again for its intended purpose.

New; it is a new part. Often current production and is as you would receive at any store involved in the motorcycle trade.

NOS; new old stock. A part that is new, while no longer made. Confusion arises from time to time over this term. Many use it interchangeably with OEM. They aren’t the same thing. For clarity a new old stock part is just that. It doesn’t necessarily mean it had to have been made by the OEM manufacture of the parts for a motorcycle. If you are confused try this example. A NOS Avon tire made in England in the 1960 is just that new old stock It is however not OEM as the Britt’s didn’t use this tire OEM on any production bikes. Therefore a part no longer currently made but that is in fact new can and is just that. New old stock, replacement parts made in the aftermarket can be a NOS part but not OEM. We consider anything more then 15 years old that is new and no longer produced as NOS.

OEM; original equipment manufacture means this part was supplied or installed by the maker of a given make and model of bike. A good used Harley Sportster exhaust system can be OEM, but not necessarily new.  A new factory OEM parts can be NOS. Therefore a part can be new old stock as well as OEM. But it can also be OEM and Used.

Replacement parts; many are the parts made for various motorcycles over the years. The 70’s were a hay day for replacement parts made all over the world for the dying British motorcycle industry. We secure these parts constantly because most are made very well and are help in replacing the nonexistent Oem parts. Many were and are made in the USA, Italy, Japan and even India or Taiwan.  If we thought they weren’t serviceable we wouldn’t be selling them. That being said, for the parts snobs out there that want OEM parts we can generally supply some of them. As we all know though they sell for a considerable higher price then those from somewhere else. You pay your money and you make your choices. You gonna ride it or look at it? It’s up to you!

We can’t possible list all the parts we carry. That’s why we have a web site. Click on the Legends Motorcycles link at the bottom of this page under favorite links.

Definitions we use in selling and describing.

Used; it means just that. If it has flaws, blemishes, or any defects we will admit them in the description. It allows that the part can be used for the intention it was manufactured for but it has seen service. That means it can be used again for its intended purpose.

New; it is a new part. Often current production and is as you would receive at any store involved in the motorcycle trade.

NOS; new old stock. A part that is new, while no longer made. Confusion arises from time to time over this term. Many use it interchangeably with OEM. They aren’t the same thing. For clarity a new old stock part is just that. It doesn’t necessarily mean it had to have been made by the oem manufacture of the parts for a motorcycle. If you are confused try this example. A NOS Avon tire made in England in the 1960’s is just that NOS. It is however not OEM as the Britt’s didn’t use this tire on any production bikes. Therefore a part no longer currently made but that is in fact new can and is just that. NOS. replacement parts made in the aftermarket can be a NOS part but not OEM.

OEM; original equipment manufacture means this part was supplied or installed by the maker of a given make and model of bike. A good used Harley Sportster exhaust system can be OEM, but not necessarily new.  A new factory OEM parts can be NOS. Therefore a part can be new old stock as well as OEM. But it can also be OEM and Used.

Replacement parts; many are the parts made for various motorcycles over the years. The 70‘s were a hay day for replacement parts made all over the world for the dying British motorcycle industry. We secure these pars constantly because most are made very well and are help in replacing the nonexistent Oem parts. Many were and are made in the USA, Italy, Japan and even India or Taiwan.  If we thought they weren’t serviceable we wouldn’t be selling them. That being said, for the parts snobs out there that want OEM parts we can generally supply some of them. As we all know though they sell for a considerable higher price then those from somewhere else. You pay your money and you make your choices.