As much as i enjoy time pouring over the manual and parts fiche, Im thinking my time would be better spent riding the bike. With what the oilhead is worth today, I am looking for a good quality shop that knows these bikes preferably at independent rates rather than dealership rates. anyone have any recommendations? currently thinking of getting something new but my r1100rt is still a pretty nice machine.
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that is a little over 2 hours away not too bad of a ride. Thanks for the recommendation!
pauls1150
MOA #24991, south of Los Angeles
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