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  • Which tyre compound suits Australian sand tracks?

    Which tyre compound suits Australian sand tracks?

    Which tyre compound suits Australian sand tracks? For deep sand (think WA and coastal QLD tracks): paddle-pattern rears and open-front tyres with soft compounds self-clean and drive. For hardpack and blue groove: closer-knobbed, harder compounds resist tearing. Most club riders run a mid-knob ‘intermediate’ as the do-everything compromise. Match size codes exactly and fit new tubes and rim locks with every tyre.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    MX tyres tyre guide. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • Will aftermarket plastics fit like OEM on my bike?

    Will aftermarket plastics fit like OEM on my bike?

    Will aftermarket plastics fit like OEM on my bike? Quality aftermarket plastics (Polisport, UFO) match OEM mounting tabs and alignment on their listed model-year ranges – fitment is verified per model, which is why we list them by bike rather than generically. Bargain unbranded kits are the ones that fight you. Check the year range on the listing and count mounting tabs against your old parts.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    UFO plastics Polisport plastics. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • How often should fork oil and shock service be done?

    How often should fork oil and shock service be done?

    How often should fork oil and shock service be done? As a working rule: fork oil every 30-50 riding hours or annually for club riders; shock service every 50 hours or when damping feels dead. Sand riders halve that. Service intervals protect seals and valving – and fresh oil is the cheapest suspension upgrade there is. We stock seals, oils and complete graded suspension units by model.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    suspension stock fork parts. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • Do two-stroke exhausts need re-packing or repacking kits?

    Do two-stroke exhausts need re-packing or repacking kits?

    Do two-stroke exhausts need re-packing or repacking kits? Two-stroke silencers use packing wool that burns out over time – when your bike gets louder and peakier, repack it. Chambers themselves don’t need packing, but dents and crush damage cost power. We stock silencers, packing material and complete exhausts by model-year; repacking is a cheap, hour-long job that restores tone and torque.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    exhaust stock packing material. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    As a guide, parcel freight for parts and gear starts around the cost of a tank of fuel, while crate-shipped bikes are quoted at checkout by postcode so you never see a surprise surcharge after paying. Prices include insurance and, for bikes, a timber crate plus tie-down protection. Regional and remote postcodes, including northern WA, NT and far north Queensland, may attract a small tailgate or intersection transfer fee charged by the carrier, which we display before payment instead of invoicing later. Combine items in one cart and the checkout automatically merges them into the cheapest single consignment. Layby and secure card payment are available, and pickup in Perth, Western Australia by appointment remains completely free.

  • Which brake pads suit my rotor – OEM style or sintered?

    Which brake pads suit my rotor – OEM style or sintered?

    Which brake pads suit my rotor – OEM style or sintered? Sintered (metallic) pads deliver stronger bite and resist fade in wet and muddy conditions; organic/OEM-style pads feel softer at the lever and suit dry hardpack. Both are listed by model-year in our brakes category – match your riding conditions, and replace rotors that are below minimum thickness or deeply grooved regardless of pad choice.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    brakes by model brake buying guide. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • How do I measure chain and sprocket sizes before ordering?

    How do I measure chain and sprocket sizes before ordering?

    How do I measure chain and sprocket sizes before ordering? Read the chain marking (e.g. 420, 428, 520) on a link plate, count links, and note sprocket tooth counts stamped on each sprocket face. If markings are gone: measure pitch (pin-to-pin distance) and count teeth. Match all three values in the listing title – or email us your model/year and we’ll confirm the factory specification.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    chain & sprocket stock chain guide. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • What is the difference between NOS and used grade parts?

    What is the difference between NOS and used grade parts?

    What is the difference between NOS and used grade parts? NOS (new old stock) means factory-new parts from original packaging or dealer stock, often discontinued – pristine but sometimes decades old (check rubber/perishable items). ‘Good used’ means removed from a donor bike, tested and functional with cosmetic wear. NOS suits restorations demanding authenticity; used suits riders wanting function at the sharpest price.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    browse grades grading FAQs. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • Do you sell complete engines or rolling chassis?

    Do you sell complete engines or rolling chassis?

    Do you sell complete engines or rolling chassis? Periodically, yes – donor strips produce complete engines, rolling chassis and front-end assemblies which we list in the engine and wheels categories when available. These move quickly: set an email alert by asking the desk to note your wanted list, and we’ll contact you when a matching engine or chassis hits the shelf.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    engine category wanted list. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • Are bulky items like wheels, frames and exhausts insured in transit?

    Are bulky items like wheels, frames and exhausts insured in transit?

    Are bulky items like wheels, frames and exhausts insured in transit? Yes – bulky and high-value items (wheels, frames, exhausts, suspension, complete bikes) travel on insured door-to-door courier services with tracking and signature on delivery. We pack workshop-style: foam-wrapped, boxed double-thick where needed, and photographed before sealing so any transit claim resolves quickly and fairly.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    insurance & packing transit claims. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.

  • How is freight calculated at checkout?

    How is freight calculated at checkout?

    How is freight calculated at checkout? Parts freight is calculated by weight and volume at checkout using live carrier rates; bikes and pallets are quoted per order because they travel insured courier – email your postcode pre-purchase for an exact figure and we’ll honour it. There are no handling surcharges hidden in product prices: what you see plus quoted freight is the total.

    The details, plainly

    At Dirt Zaro Moto we answer this the same way in the workshop and in writing: buy for your actual machine and your actual riding, confirm fitment by brand, model and year before paying, and choose sellers who photograph and grade real stock in Australia. Every listing at our Perth warehouse follows that rule, and every order ships Australia-wide with tracking or collects free by appointment.

    checkout totals pre-purchase quote. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – the parts desk replies within one business day.

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    Related guidance

    This answer is part of the Dirt Zaro Moto FAQ hub – 60+ buy-intent questions answered by the Perth parts desk so you can purchase with confidence. For independent context see motocross background, and pair this answer with our buying guides and live stock listings linked above. Questions we haven’t covered? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com – straight answers within one business day, Australia-wide freight on everything we stock.

    Good to know before you order

    The fastest way to confirm fitment is the part finder on every page: choose bike brand, then model, then year, and the catalogue filters to parts pulled from that exact machine. Where a part suits a range of years or sibling models — for example many Kawasaki KX and KLX components sharing generations — we print the compatibility range in the description. Still unsure? Email info@dirtzaromoto.com your VIN, frame or engine number plus the part link; our parts team cross-references manufacturer diagrams the same business day and will tell you plainly if it does not fit. Ordering the wrong part wastes a week of your riding season, so we would rather check twice. Returns on mis-picked parts are accepted within 14 days in resellable condition.