San Antonio Help!
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ORIGINAL: remipmc
Well I guess I'll see what Alamo and Javelina have to offer.
I can't believe there is no indy down here that can work with twin cams.
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Well I guess I'll see what Alamo and Javelina have to offer.
I can't believe there is no indy down here that can work with twin cams.
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cowboy gave you 2 or 3.
I have none that I can personally vouch for,
but I did think of one I have heard is good.
He was at Javelina for quite awhile,
then he bought Jack's Cycle Service in Ingram TX.
His name is Ron
830 367 7575
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RE: San Antonio Help!
Chris Nelson
Texas Outlaw Cycles
210.872.9294
his shopis onthe Northeast side off I-35 and Toepperwein. plus, he's a HD certified mechanic.
he's always treated me right.
Texas Outlaw Cycles
210.872.9294
his shopis onthe Northeast side off I-35 and Toepperwein. plus, he's a HD certified mechanic.
he's always treated me right.
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RE: San Antonio Help!
my buddy joe used to have a shop (jg cycles) in SA. he is the one who built my trike. i trust him with my life. won't let anyone else touch my ride. he sold the shop andis now the service manager at the new firestone, down the street, but he has all his lifts and tools in his garage. still wrenches on bikes, on the side.
Cochino's Cycles on (Mainland/Bandera). a little shop near my house, is really good. the head mechanic leroy is cool as hell and will bend over backward to help you out.
Ramon's Custom Cycles. near the 1604/ih10 interchange. does awesome work and is well trusted by most of the biking community around SA. not much of a talker, but he does great work. i've never used ramon, but know many who have.
Franko's Custom Cycles does excellent work, too. his shop is on the northeast side (ih35/rittiman). he used to live above the shop. i went on a saturday when the shop was closed. franko didn't even know me, but was kind enough to open his shop, fire up his latheand cut me some custom spacers while i waited. great guy. great shop. highly recommended.
Cochino's Cycles on (Mainland/Bandera). a little shop near my house, is really good. the head mechanic leroy is cool as hell and will bend over backward to help you out.
Ramon's Custom Cycles. near the 1604/ih10 interchange. does awesome work and is well trusted by most of the biking community around SA. not much of a talker, but he does great work. i've never used ramon, but know many who have.
Franko's Custom Cycles does excellent work, too. his shop is on the northeast side (ih35/rittiman). he used to live above the shop. i went on a saturday when the shop was closed. franko didn't even know me, but was kind enough to open his shop, fire up his latheand cut me some custom spacers while i waited. great guy. great shop. highly recommended.
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RE: San Antonio Help!
Good info. Thanks grimm
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ORIGINAL: grimm
my buddy joe used to have a shop (jg cycles) in SA. he is the one who built my trike. i trust him with my life. won't let anyone else touch my ride. he sold the shop andis now the service manager at the new firestone, down the street, but he has all his lifts and tools in his garage. still wrenches on bikes, on the side.
Cochino's Cycles on (Mainland/Bandera). a little shop near my house, is really good. the head mechanic leroy is cool as hell and will bend over backward to help you out.
Ramon's Custom Cycles. near the 1604/ih10 interchange. does awesome work and is well trusted by most of the biking community around SA. not much of a talker, but he does great work. i've never used ramon, but know many who have.
Franko's Custom Cycles does excellent work, too. his shop is on the northeast side (ih35/rittiman). he used to live above the shop. i went on a saturday when the shop was closed. franko didn't even know me, but was kind enough to open his shop, fire up his latheand cut me some custom spacers while i waited. great guy. great shop. highly recommended.
my buddy joe used to have a shop (jg cycles) in SA. he is the one who built my trike. i trust him with my life. won't let anyone else touch my ride. he sold the shop andis now the service manager at the new firestone, down the street, but he has all his lifts and tools in his garage. still wrenches on bikes, on the side.
Cochino's Cycles on (Mainland/Bandera). a little shop near my house, is really good. the head mechanic leroy is cool as hell and will bend over backward to help you out.
Ramon's Custom Cycles. near the 1604/ih10 interchange. does awesome work and is well trusted by most of the biking community around SA. not much of a talker, but he does great work. i've never used ramon, but know many who have.
Franko's Custom Cycles does excellent work, too. his shop is on the northeast side (ih35/rittiman). he used to live above the shop. i went on a saturday when the shop was closed. franko didn't even know me, but was kind enough to open his shop, fire up his latheand cut me some custom spacers while i waited. great guy. great shop. highly recommended.
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