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I had Mike at Yurko Custom Choppers work in my 08 Street Glide. Very thorough and know his shi$. Also has a race bike he runs on the Bonneville Salts . Has set some speed records there I believe. Hes just north of Whitby,Ontario. Hardcore S&S dealer.
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your right about the shops in n.b. they only know to bolt on stuff but i got to say moncton HD is better than the rest in ability and knowledge. Not to menchon it the only shop left in N.B. thanks to moco
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@harley#1 I get you're out east. I'm on the other coast, Vancouver Island.
Just picked up my 2020 FLHTKSE that had the handlebars done. The shop that helped me was R E Cycle in Chemainus. Rob and Jack came to my assistance, where the local dealership did not. I am contemplating removing my positive review of my sales experience, in lieu of my poor service experiences.
Basically - I was away, working. I was hoping to get the handlebar job [finished] by the Harley-Davidson shop. They couldn't get things together. Rob came up with his personal motorcycle trailer, [last Friday] and began working on the motorcycle this past Tuesday. It was ready Wednesday, and I rode it home Thursday. Unfortunately, the weather turned, so boo hoo I rode it home in -1.5 şC. I was a little cold, but that heated seat is nice. Anyhow, they're going to get more business from me.
Anyhow - PSA for those on Vancouver Island...
Later
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Just picked up my 2020 FLHTKSE that had the handlebars done. The shop that helped me was R E Cycle in Chemainus. Rob and Jack came to my assistance, where the local dealership did not. I am contemplating removing my positive review of my sales experience, in lieu of my poor service experiences.
Basically - I was away, working. I was hoping to get the handlebar job [finished] by the Harley-Davidson shop. They couldn't get things together. Rob came up with his personal motorcycle trailer, [last Friday] and began working on the motorcycle this past Tuesday. It was ready Wednesday, and I rode it home Thursday. Unfortunately, the weather turned, so boo hoo I rode it home in -1.5 şC. I was a little cold, but that heated seat is nice. Anyhow, they're going to get more business from me.
Anyhow - PSA for those on Vancouver Island...
Later
H
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