What Parts and Accessories Can You Buy at Moto Wheels?

Moto Wheels is an aftermarket motorcycle parts and accessories retailer based in California, and its catalog is organized around three browsing paths: by part category, by brand, and by bike. It carries everything from engine and performance components to carbon fiber bodywork, plus riding gear and garage supplies. It's a reasonable fit if you're shopping for a specific make — Ducati in particular has deep brand coverage here — or if you already know the performance brand you want. If you need a part for a bike that isn't well represented in the brand list, or you want to confirm fitment before ordering, plan to call or email first.

Parts you can shop by category

The parts menu is the most direct way to find what you need. Categories listed on the site include:

• Body — fairings, bodywork, and carbon fiber pieces
• Clutch — clutch components and kits
• Brake — brake parts and upgrades
• Engine & Performance — internal and performance engine components
• Batteries and Chargers
• Drive Train — chains, sprockets, and related parts
• Electrical, Lighting & Gauges
• Fasteners — titanium, stainless steel, and aluminum
• Hand & Foot Controls — levers, rearsets, and controls
• Protection — guards and protective components
• Replacement parts
• Speedymoto Parts
• Tires
• Titanium & Aluminum Fasteners
• Universal Parts
• Wheels
• Suspension & Chassis — shocks, forks, and performance suspension
• Exhaust — full systems and slip-ons

There's also a separate Apparel & Gear section and a Tools, Stands, Supplies, & Fluids section, so you can bundle maintenance items with your parts order.

Performance brands stocked

If you're shopping by brand rather than by part, Moto Wheels lists a long roster of aftermarket and performance names. Among the ones most relevant to performance builds:

The full brand list is much longer and also includes names like Galfer, EBC Brakes, K&N, BMC, DynoJet, Motion Pro, D.I.D, EK Chains, JT Sprockets, and many others. You can filter the brand list with a dropdown selector rather than scrolling the whole thing.

Finding parts for your specific bike

The Shop by Bike path is the one to use when fitment matters — which is most of the time with aftermarket parts. Selecting your bike narrows the catalog to parts that are listed as compatible, which is faster and safer than guessing from a universal category.

A practical sequence:

1. Start with Shop by Bike and select your make, model, and year.
2. Browse the filtered results, or jump to a category (exhaust, suspension, brakes) within that bike's fitment.
3. Cross-check the brand if you have a preference — for example, Öhlins suspension or Brembo brakes.
4. If a part doesn't appear under your bike but you believe it fits, contact the shop before ordering rather than assuming compatibility.

Apparel, gear, and garage supplies

Beyond hard parts, the store carries:

• Men's and women's apparel
• Helmets & accessories
• Heated gear
• Demo & used apparel
• Cleaning supplies, fluids, and oil change kits
• Stands and tools
• Stickers, patches, and toys
• Books & repair manuals

There's also a Closeout section with discounted categories, including closeout apparel, carbon, exhaust, and wheels, plus a Dainese closeout listed at up to 60% off.

Before you order: what to know

A few practical details from the site that affect how you buy:

• Free shipping on orders over $149. Below that threshold, expect shipping charges — the site doesn't state a flat rate in the material available.
• Order confirmation caveat: the site displays a notice about temporary technical issues and asks customers to check their spam/junk folder after placing an order. If you don't see a confirmation, check there before assuming the order failed.
• Contact options: phone at 916.776.5311 and an email link are both listed in the header. For fitment questions or order problems, these are the direct routes.
• Account: there's a guest checkout path alongside login, so you don't need to create an account to browse or log in.

Is it a good place for aftermarket parts?

It depends on what you ride and what you're buying.

A good fit if:

• You ride a Ducati or a European sportbike — the brand roster (Ducati Performance, Ducabike, CNC Racing, Corse Dynamics, Oberon, EVR) leans heavily that direction.
• You want named performance brands like Brembo, Öhlins, BST, or Termignoni in one place.
• You're comfortable using Shop by Bike to confirm fitment yourself.

Less ideal if:

• You need a part for a bike that isn't well covered by the brand list — call first to confirm availability.
• You want to verify fitment before ordering and prefer not to contact the shop — the site's own fitment data is your only guide otherwise.

The most reliable approach for any specific purchase: use Shop by Bike to confirm the part is listed for your model, then call 916.776.5311 if anything is ambiguous before you commit.