Wondering who else - besides Slee Offroad themselves - carries Slee sliders in the US? I know I saw and spoke with one vendor when I was sourcing an ARB bumper but then cleverly forgot to bookmark the site. Thanks in advance for any info.
Slee sliders sources
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Slee sells them...I believe that overseas there are a few places the resell, but not in NA.
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Thanks. I must be mistaken in my recollection
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Actually I just found them on cruiserparts.net
Just for the record, the reason I was looking was to try and get a handle on shipping costs and see if these were lower from other vendors.
Just for the record, the reason I was looking was to try and get a handle on shipping costs and see if these were lower from other vendors.
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Shipping is rough on that stuff, but I think that's pretty common through every vendor when buying and shipping a huge, heavy item.
I made sure to buy mine before I moved out of Colorado because shipping was going to be horrendous. I think it was $250 to ship to a business or $350 to ship to a residence.
If you live in the southwest US I'd honestly just road trip it out there and pick them up in person. The shop itself is a Cruiser fan's wet dream and you can hit a couple awesome trails right off I-70.
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I looked on that site but could not find anything. Will check again. Thanks.
Yeah it was the $200+ shipping I was trying to avoid. The big guys like AutoAnything can swing the free shipping angle but I understand why smaller independents can't. CruiserParts looks like they can ship to the Pacific Northwest for about $80 which seems sensible. As for a roadtrip to visit the Slee HQ I have thought of that and would like to make a run there. Would need to bring my wallet too as I doubt I could leave without stocking up!
We have some re-sellers in the US, but honestly you are going to pay freight with any of them, since we have to ship it to them and unfortunately the margins for them is such that they can not absorb the cost of the freight.