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Shop Referral - Southeastern Mass
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beemeup
2009 R1200RT
1200C Information
I used to own an R1200C and did most of the routine work on mine myself. They are pretty simple and I'll share the link where I got my step-by-step instructions on how to do the work with you. This information is very good and saved me a lot of money.
http://www.pokiespages.com/pokie/index.htm
If you are set on having a mechanic do the work, you are in range of Max BMW who are good folks. You are also in the heart of Yankee Beemer country, if you pose this question on their boards, I'm sure you'll get some reliable local information.
http://www.yankeebeemers.org/
Another good source of information is:
http://chromeheads.org/
Good Luck, Don
I used to own an R1200C and did most of the routine work on mine myself. They are pretty simple and I'll share the link where I got my step-by-step instructions on how to do the work with you. This information is very good and saved me a lot of money.
http://www.pokiespages.com/pokie/index.htm
If you are set on having a mechanic do the work, you are in range of Max BMW who are good folks. You are also in the heart of Yankee Beemer country, if you pose this question on their boards, I'm sure you'll get some reliable local information.
http://www.yankeebeemers.org/
Another good source of information is:
http://chromeheads.org/
Good Luck, Don
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azgman
Addicted to curves
Closest good mechanics to you are at Razee's in North Kingston RI. Your other option is MAX BMW in North Hampton, NH and they will pick up and deliver your bike via their van.
BTW: The monthly YB breakfast meeting is this Sunday.
July 17, 2011
Buffet Breakfast at The Fairview Inn Brant Rock
Marshfield, MA
Breakfast: 08:30
Meeting: 09:30
BTW: The monthly YB breakfast meeting is this Sunday.
July 17, 2011
Buffet Breakfast at The Fairview Inn Brant Rock
Marshfield, MA
Breakfast: 08:30
Meeting: 09:30
