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By bud has bought several bikes from them and speaks very highly of their service. When his new CVO 110 Fatbob blew up ( shifted flywheels), they told him to pick out anything on the floor. He picked out a Softy SVO 110 covnvertible and only paid the difference in price. Nice of them to do that, as they could have waited for him to get a a new engine.
Not sure which one you're refering to when you say you'll give them a call, but Doc is just as close, if not closer than G'ville. He's in Minneola. I believe his number is: 352-404-6999 He's one of the better tuners in the country.
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