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Independant Mechanic's in NC
Are there any independant BMW mechanics in North Carolina?
Are there any independant BMW mechanics in North Carolina?
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Independant Mechanic around Winston Salem
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Eugene Coward in Beaufort is a straight shooter and a good guy. He does not have the diagnosis equipment for new BMWs but does well with older models. Open Tuesday thru Saturday noon. 252-728-1342
I have no relationship other than being a customer.
Campbell Tellman II
'93 R100RT
Eugene Coward in Beaufort is a straight shooter and a good guy. He does not have the diagnosis equipment for new BMWs but does well with older models. Open Tuesday thru Saturday noon. 252-728-1342
I have no relationship other than being a customer.
Campbell Tellman II
'93 R100RT
I have to second Stephen's recommendation of Peter Bombar. He is a good and careful mechanic and wants to do the job RIGHT! From Airheads to the newest models, he works on them all. He's not so eager to work on LT's because he has a small shop and the bike is too heavy for his work stands. He will work on them in a emergency, but the really big rigs are a challenge.
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