Bicycle parts

Bicycle parts in New Zealand: prices and how to order

Updated 1 November 2026

A single bicycle part in New Zealand usually costs between NZ$12 and NZ$130, such as a tube, pedals, a derailleur or a cassette. Stems and some cassettes cost more, up to about NZ$400 for a premium stem. The quickest way to get prices for your exact part is to describe it in a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Check fit before you order

Most part prices depend on fit. A stem must match the handlebar clamp, such as 26.0 mm or 31.8 mm, and a cassette must match the number of speeds on your hub. A tube must suit the 700c rim and the valve type, so say whether you need Schrader (SV) or Presta (FV). Local listings use millimetres, so quote sizes in mm.

Warranty on parts

Warranty depends on the brand. Momentum says third-party components are covered by the original brand's warranty guidelines, so keep the box and receipt for each part. Pivot covers frame paint, finish and bearings for one year from the original retail purchase. Specialized offers a registered lifetime warranty on suspension forks and two years on its own branded products.

Season and delivery

Summer runs from December to February, so riding and servicing picks up from late spring. Ordering in November gives you parts before the busiest months. Ask any seller whether delivery to Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton or Tauranga is included in the price.

What to write in your request

Name the part and the bike model, and say whether the part is new or used. Add the quantity, your budget and your city. A photo of the old part helps, because it shows the fitting and size at a glance.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the part in your own words in a chat, and sellers registered there reply with their price, terms and delivery. Your contact details stay hidden until you decide who to share them with. If your part is an accessory, see bicycle accessories; you can also start a request on the home page or read how BlaBlaPrice works.