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I'm looking for a good "indy" in the northern NJ area to work on our bikes. I'm a little fanatical about doing things right and neat. Can anyone enlighten me on Unique Cycle up in West Milford? Or any other suggestions up in the northern part of the state. Thanks!
Try blacksmith cycles in sussex as well. Nick is the owner , young guy who use to work for a harley dealer and opened his own shop a few years back. Reliable, nice kid and does good work. Sussex Hills is good too but a little pricey
I would advise against blacksmith. My bf's family took their bikes there to get their big sucker kits installed. Later on to only find out he put back stock plastic parts on instead of the chrome (backing plates). I've heard other stories from others about his not so honest practice.
yup same blacksmith, nick is his name, recently moved the shop from the corner of 23 and 565 a couple blocks further north on 23.... I have a few other stories but I will refrain from posting, I don't want to start a bashing session...
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