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Repair/Service Shop reference
- Thread starter eddieb
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Welcome to the forum! I don't know much about them, but there's Rennsport Motorrad in Deland...I've heard the name Tom High for years. This list has some independent mechanics.
https://ibmwr.org/index.php/independent-bmw-mechanics/
Hopefully someone who knows the area better will drop in.
https://ibmwr.org/index.php/independent-bmw-mechanics/
Hopefully someone who knows the area better will drop in.
Airheads club is your best bet
Some opinions of the fore mentioned shop are not stellar to say the least. My very limited interactions with Tom from Rennsport Motorrad have been less than encouraging but I'm sure there are others who may sign praises. You may have better luck looking into or even joining the Airheads club MOA #214, Florida has a pretty strong club and they have tech days several times a year as well as sources for independent tech shops & services that can satisfy your needs.
Some opinions of the fore mentioned shop are not stellar to say the least. My very limited interactions with Tom from Rennsport Motorrad have been less than encouraging but I'm sure there are others who may sign praises. You may have better luck looking into or even joining the Airheads club MOA #214, Florida has a pretty strong club and they have tech days several times a year as well as sources for independent tech shops & services that can satisfy your needs.
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