Quick answer: For a wholesale motorcycle stator-coil inquiry, send the exact motorcycle application, OEM or supplier reference, clear connector and mounting photos, the requested assembly scope, and quantity. Ask the seller to confirm the included parts and exact fitment in writing. A model name or a wire-color match alone is not enough to approve a bulk order.
What information should a stator-coil RFQ include?
Start with the motorcycle make, model, model year, destination-market version, engine code or displacement, and any OEM reference printed on the original component. Add the quantity for the sample, first order, and expected repeat order separately. If you do not know a field, mark it as unknown instead of guessing.
| RFQ field | What to send | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle application | Make, model, year, market, engine code, and known variants | Names can cover more than one electrical or engine configuration. |
| Reference number | OEM number, supplier code, or a photo of the original label | It gives both sides a reference to compare before quoting. |
| Assembly scope | State whether you need a stator coil only or an assembly with other parts | “Magneto” and “stator” are used differently across listings; confirm exactly what is included. |
| Connector and wires | Connector-face photo, number of cavities and populated wires, wire exit direction, and a wiring diagram if available | Connector appearance and wire colors can vary by market and version. |
| Mounting details | Photos of both sides, mounting points, pickup position, and key dimensions from the original part | A similar-looking part can still differ at the interface. |
| Order basis | Sample quantity, bulk quantity, requested packing, labels, and destination country | It makes quotations comparable on the same scope. |
Is a stator coil the same as a complete magneto assembly?
Not necessarily. A listing may use “stator,” “magneto,” or “alternator” for a coil plate, a stator set, or a broader assembly. Do not compare prices until both quotations describe the same included components. Ask whether the pickup coil, wiring, plate, fasteners, rotor, or other pieces are included; leave any unconfirmed item marked “not specified.”
The live catalog includes an underbone magneto stator-coil reference listing. Its application text is a starting reference, not a fitment guarantee for every year or market. Send your exact version and ask for written confirmation before ordering.
Which photos help a seller check the reference?
- Take one clear photo of the complete part from the front and one from the back.
- Photograph the connector face straight on, with the latch visible and no wires covering the cavities.
- Show the mounting pattern and pickup position; include a ruler beside dimensions that matter.
- Photograph the original label, stamped number, or packaging if one exists.
- For a damaged original, include a separate photo of the damage and identify which details may have changed.
Keep the original photo files. A cropped messenger preview can hide the connector latch, mounting orientation, or reference mark.
How can buyers compare stator-coil quotations fairly?
Put each offer beside the same reference sheet. Compare assembly scope, stated application, sample availability, minimum order quantity, unit-price basis, lead-time basis, packing and label requirements, and any test evidence offered. Record exclusions and unanswered questions in separate columns. A lower price is not comparable when one quote includes a wider assembly or different packing.
What should be confirmed before a bulk order?
- Approve a labeled sample or drawing that identifies the exact version being reviewed.
- Record the connector, mounting pattern, wire routing, and any buyer-required measurements.
- Write down the agreed fitment reference and any unresolved items.
- State the order quantity, packing, labels, and destination on the purchase record.
- Require written notice and approval if the part, source, drawing, or packing changes.
For related component questions, see the motorcycle electrical-parts RFQ page, the regulator/rectifier checklist, and the CDI fitment checklist.
Copy-and-send stator-coil RFQ template
Copy this block into an email or quote form and replace each bracket with your information. Use “unknown” where you do not have a confirmed answer.
Product: motorcycle stator coil / magneto-related part Buyer SKU: Vehicle make / model / year / market: Engine code or displacement: OEM / original reference: Original part photos: front / back / connector / mounting points Connector cavities and populated wires: Assembly contents required: Critical mounting or pickup details: Sample quantity: Bulk quantity: Packing and label request: Destination country: Items still unconfirmed: Please confirm the exact application, included components, MOQ, sample terms, quote basis, lead time basis, and any open fitment question.
Keeping the same fields for every supplier makes the replies easier to compare. Do not ask a supplier to assume the missing vehicle year or electrical configuration; ask what evidence is needed to resolve it.
How should buyers handle an uncertain reference?
If the vehicle has several trim or market versions, list the known alternatives separately. If the old part has already been replaced once, mention that history and attach both the removed part and the vehicle identification details that the buyer is permitted to share. Mark any dimensions taken by the buyer with the measurement point and unit. This avoids presenting an approximate measurement as an OEM specification.
When a supplier reply leaves a connector, assembly scope, or application unanswered, keep that line open in the comparison sheet. Ask one focused follow-up question and request a photo or drawing that answers it. A written “fits” statement without identifying the exact model year or version may not resolve the uncertainty.
Stator-coil RFQ questions
Can I identify a replacement only by wire colors?
No. Treat wire colors as supporting evidence, not the sole match rule. Compare the connector, populated cavities, original reference, mounting details, and vehicle version, then obtain a written fitment response.
What if I do not have the OEM number?
Send the vehicle details and the photo set above. Mark the number as unavailable and ask the supplier which additional measurement or view is needed before it can confirm the reference.
Should I approve the bulk order from a listing title?
No. A title is a discovery aid. Confirm the exact version, assembly contents, order quantity, and packing in the quote or purchase record.
For a catalogue-listed example, review the underbone magneto stator coil for C100-6D / WAVE125 / 110 / KENBO125. The product title lists supplier application references, not verified fitment; confirm the exact model year, engine code, connector cavities, mounting points and assembly contents in writing before approving a sample.
Related catalog: Browse the motorcycle stator coils and magneto components category. For a wholesale RFQ, include the engine code and stator connector or wiring photos, the exact part reference or clear photos, and target quantity so fitment and order terms can be confirmed.