GHMparts

Finding a compatible part can be the first step in a repair, a restoration, or routine motorcycle maintenance. GHMparts brings together OEM replacements, aftermarket components, accessories, and rider gear in an online store, with a search tool that lets shoppers start with a make and model instead of relying only on a part name.

The business draws on the experience of Goedhart Motoren, a Dutch family-owned company founded in 1989. GHMparts extends that experience to customers across Europe: the store says it carries more than one million parts and accessories and offers technical diagrams for more than 13,000 models. Those illustrations help locate components by system and position, which is useful when a commercial part name is unclear.

The catalog covers makes such as Aprilia, Ducati, Honda, Husqvarna, Kawasaki, KTM, Moto Guzzi, Piaggio, Suzuki, Triumph, Vespa, and Yamaha. Its range includes brakes, clutches, drivetrains, electrical components, engine parts, filters, steering, suspension, wheels, maintenance supplies, lighting, navigation, and protection. It also lists luggage, covers, mounts, comfort accessories, cleaning and lubrication products, tools, and branded merchandise.

The distinction between an original part and an aftermarket alternative matters in a technical purchase. The site lets customers search for OEM components and products from different suppliers, compare references, and add related accessories. Selection varies by motorcycle model and current stock, so using the bike’s parts diagram can help reduce mistakes before placing an order.

Alongside sales, the company offers customer service and technical guidance for questions about orders and fit. Its European support operates from two locations: the Dutch headquarters at Europaweg 1d in Bodegraven coordinates northern European orders; operations for southern Europe are managed from Industrial Park Santa Bárbara, plot 5, in Javalí Nuevo, Murcia. The site identifies the Spanish entity as GHM Motorcycle Parts S.L. and lists a separate contact for that location.

This regional structure combines inventory and local support with an online store serving riders, workshops, and professionals in different countries. The site describes European shipping and shows availability by product; delivery time depends on the item and destination. Its published return policy accepts unused products within 14 days of receipt, subject to the terms on the website.

GHMparts is particularly useful for riders who know their motorcycle but need to turn that information into the exact part reference: select the model, consult the diagram, and check the component before ordering. The large catalog sits alongside a service network split between Bodegraven and Murcia, two locations the company assigns to different regions of Europe.