Does anyone know a great mechanic in the Philadelphia/Suburban area? I am willing to go to south NJ and DE area as well. I had a mechanic by the name of Kyle but he just got to busy as he will never add any staff to help. Great kid and friend but its time to move on for me. I need someone that knows what he is doing and has great customer service/communication. I would also be interested in a private shop outside of a dealership as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated?!
Private Ducati Mechanic in Philadelphia/South Jersey/De Area
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yeah dealerships for warranty work but usually my garage for regular stuff. What r u trying to get done?
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+1 What r u trying to get done and what bike?
I have great guy in MD, former racer, good mechanic...depending on what you need to be done... You have to keep in mind that season is up on us and most of the shops will get very busy and some of them support racers and racing events...you get the point!
I have great guy in MD, former racer, good mechanic...depending on what you need to be done... You have to keep in mind that season is up on us and most of the shops will get very busy and some of them support racers and racing events...you get the point!
Agree...most maintenance I'll handle in my garage, but warranty items or major items I'd take to a dealer.
I need to get an engine swapped. I have a low mileage engine to get swapped in my 749. Im not in any rush. I just need someone with skills and good customer service.
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I will talk to him and if he is willing to do it I will contact you with his Info, you guys can take it from there.
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Find someone at small airport or maybe at some place that restores cars near you to swap it in
A motorcycle is held together with nuts n bolts just like a boat plane or car
Well, ok, Ducati does use spit and toilet paper to hold .... together in a couple spots so you might wanna make sure the guy is good at paiper-mâché too : )
A motorcycle is held together with nuts n bolts just like a boat plane or car
Well, ok, Ducati does use spit and toilet paper to hold .... together in a couple spots so you might wanna make sure the guy is good at paiper-mâché too : )
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