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Lucky wrote 6 months ago Congrats on your first customer. Guess your gonna have to work on the bike while it's on the ground. Hope you're in better shape than me 'cause if I worked down that low for more than a few minutes, I wouldn't be able to get back up! ______________________
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PrimalLeathers wrote 6 months ago I hear you lucky, I will be working on the lift with the money I make from this job, I have broken MANY bones over the years and now now they are all reminding me of all the FUN that I have had. You got to pay your dues someday. That is what BB King said. |
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Black9 wrote 6 months ago I am about to push out two bikes I worked on this week: 2007 Suzuki M109 (cosmetic work) and a 2002 VROD with an improperly reassembled rear wheel, seems the ding bats at a south Arizona dealership weren't paying attention to the orientation of the rear axle cams. Next a new top end for a 2000 FXDX... also got a Sportster in the works that should be here in 2 weeks. Work is actually picking up. |
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PrimalLeathers wrote 6 months ago, Modified 6 months ago Black9 wrote about 8 hours ago
I am about to push out two bikes I worked on this week: Right on, just don’t burn yourself out. I was working 10 to 12 hrs a day for 14 years in my last shop. All was great until one day I asked myself why. I closed the shop for about 8 years (only open for family and friends). I really needed the brake. Now I am reopening Wizard's Cycle in |
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BailOut wrote 4 months ago Hey Randie, did you ever get that lift built? Pictures? |
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