Canadian Scooterists Resources Retailers

Scooter MD, Vancouver BC-  Dennis has been in business for a long time and specializes in parts for Vespa  scooters. He's also recently started selling parts for modern auto scooters through his "fastuff site".  He also has an outlet in Victoria BC. For details, visit his website.

Motoretta Scooters , Toronto Ontario who sell classic Italian scooters and parts. These guys also put up a lot of parts for sale on eBay. Phone 416 925 1818 or 888 238 8244

Scooter in Vancouver BC sells and installs aftermarket performance parts and accessories for Japanese scooters . Wayne has contacts in the far east and makes trips there regularly to tour manufacturers and select parts to sell. He's recently started up a distributorship for selling parts through selected dealers. While you can buy performance parts off a lot of places on the internet, a lot aren't knowledgeable about the application or real world results. He's not the cheapest source for parts but does have a lot of knowledge about what he sells and that can be worth a lot in customer satisfaction.  Minimal website but can be contacted at:  SCOOTER by jiangwayne.com Enterprise Ltd.
1809 Fir St. Vancouver, BC. V6J 3A9 CANADA
1-604-731-1880

In Ottawa, a scooter shop specializing in the sale and service of classic  Lambretta and Vespa scooters is "Scooter Fix".  Click here for a slideshow and contact info.

Mini GP Canada. Online Canadian retailer with "Metrakit" parts listed for Honda Dio and Vision (Aero and some Elites) scooters. The site also indicates they sell parts for other scooters but you must phone the toll-free number to enquire. Metrakit is a European manufacturer with a good reputation and a variety of tuning parts such as 70cc cylinder kits, exhausts and carburetors.

Ebay auction site. While this isn't a retailer per se, you'll find retailers use it to auction off parts and scooters. I've also seen OEM parts being sold from dealerships that went out of business. Its one of those things you'd normally want to check on a regular basis. Do be careful and research total costs (including shipping) as you can pay more for a used part than a new one. I've seen used service manuals sell for more than a new one costs. 

ITL Importations Thibault Ltee. Strictly speaking these guys aren't retailers but a distibutor. They do import aftermarket exhaust, cylinder kits and weights for scooters and sell through motorcycle shops. Ask your local motorcycle shop if they have an ITL catalogue.

Your local scooter/motorcycle dealer. Do you know who sold your scooter locally? Check out the yellow pages for scooter rental or motorcycle shops and ask as the original dealer is likely to still have parts available or know of a source. Some motorcycle shops can be pretty useful, some can be pretty useless so shop around for the local shop you'd want to deal with. Motorcycle shops will stock a lot of generic parts for your scooter such as spark plugs, tires, tubes, oil, airfilter foam, handgrips, windshields, luggage boxes, helmets etc. Also check out your local hardware store to see what variety of nuts and bolts they sell as its likely they'll cost considerably less than the OEM equivalent.  Aside from the factory dealer, most larger towns will have motorcycle shops that do repairs. While they'll undoubtedly stare blankly at you when you ask about repairs to your automatic transmission the odds are good they'll be able to weld up that cracked muffler easily enough.

Check out the MyScoot Design Shops with Tshirts, Coffee mugs, Clocks etc all with unique scooter designs from the "MyScoot workshop". Support this site and get some cool looking items for yourself or a friend. Click on the pic and it'll take you to the MyScoot graphics shop .