Honda Motorcycles
Honda's OEM parts catalogue connected to your dealer store.
Add OEM parts to your website, ready to look up and buy.
Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, KTM and more. We put the full OEM parts catalogue on your dealer store, with a parts lookup, live pricing and checkout, connected to Eclipse DMS and eBay.
Proven at national scale: we built Suzuki Australia's 2.5 million part platform.
20+
Years building ecommerce and integrations
2.5M+
Parts live on Suzuki Australia's national platform
100+
Custom integrations delivered
9
Business systems we integrate with every day
Most dealers start with one question: can we add our brand's parts to our website? Yes. But a parts lookup on its own only shows the part. To sell it online, the lookup, the live OEM price, checkout and eBay have to run from the same data, and with Eclipse DMS connected, your stock too.
That's what OEM parts system implementation means. Every major motorcycle, powersports and marine manufacturer gives dealers a parts system: the complete catalogue, pricing and ordering. The trouble is it sits on its own. It doesn't talk to your website, so your team bridges the gap by hand.
We implement the OEM system properly and connect it to your customer-facing store, so the parts catalogue online is always current and always pulling from the manufacturer's own data.
Your customers are already looking. "yamaha parts online" gets at least 1,100 searches a month in Australia, and "honda parts" at least 900 (Ahrefs, Australian monthly searches, November 2026). The sale goes to whichever store they find.
Choose your brand for the detail: what's in each catalogue, how it's structured, and what customers search for.
Honda's OEM parts catalogue connected to your dealer store.
Both Yamaha divisions on one platform where you hold both.
Backed by our work on Suzuki Australia's national platform.
Parts, PowerParts and PowerWear as distinct streams.
We built Suzuki Australia's national parts ecommerce platform: 2.5 million parts, one integrated system, managed part-time by a single person. The first OEM parts platform of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.
That's the experience behind every OEM implementation we do.
Many dealers hold several of these. One platform manages them all.
Polaris, Indian Motorcycle and Victory catalogues on one platform. Victory runs as a legacy catalogue alongside active brands.
ATVs, side-by-sides and personal watercraft, with both BRP catalogues managed together.
Motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs and scooters, with each brand's data checked during discovery.
Off-road and adventure motorcycle parts catalogues.
Parts for agricultural and utility vehicle dealers.
Honda Power Equipment, Honda Marine and Yamaha Marine parts for dealers and service centres.
Everything below runs from one platform, managed from one admin.
Configured properly for your dealership.
Your OEM catalogue live, with search by make, model, year and part number.
Pulled from the manufacturer's system. No manual updates.
OEM system, Eclipse and store as one three-way flow.
Parts published to eBay from the same data.
Shippit, Transdirect, Australia Post eParcel or MachShip.
Every implementation follows the same four steps, whether it's one brand or several. Projects start from $12,000.
Tell us your brands, your DMS and how parts are sold today.
Which catalogues, which integrations, and the go-live date, in writing.
OEM systems configured and connected to your store and Eclipse, tested against real orders.
Launched carefully and maintained as manufacturers update their data.
We implement the OEM parts system directly into your dealership setup and build the connections to your store and DMS. No third-party middleware in most cases.
Yes. Multi-brand dealers are one of our most common builds. Several OEM catalogues run on one platform, with one admin.
Yes. We commonly connect OEM parts systems, Eclipse DMS and the store as a three-way integration.
Not as a widget on its own. We build the lookup into a store on our own platform, so the part, its live price and checkout sit together, and with Eclipse DMS connected, orders flow straight into it. If you only want a lookup widget on an existing WordPress site, a parts catalogue provider may suit you better, and we'll tell you so on the scoping call.
It depends on how many brands and catalogues you carry and which systems connect. You get a fixed scope and go-live date in writing after the scoping call. Projects start from $12,000.
Yes. Customers can search by make, model, year or part number, whichever they have in front of them.
Tell us which brands you carry and what's on your website now. We'll tell you straight what's possible.