Basic introduction to motorcycle mechanics

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#21 Unread post by buddhacide »

Thanks guys. This is all good info.
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I am not sure I would include sevs underwear habits as good info.
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#23 Unread post by ofblong »

KingRobb wrote:I am not sure I would include sevs underwear habits as good info.
I think its more of a TMI type of thing.
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#24 Unread post by JBA111 »

If you live near a fairly good sized high school and they have an auto shop look into a night school auto shop course. I learned most of my auto fixins in these courses and bikes arn't really alot different. Same princepals usually so you adjust for size and locatrion or parts. But it's usually preaty cheap and a great place to learn..
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Skier wrote:
buddhacide wrote:... but their basic language alludes me at times ....
Nice.

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JBA111 wrote:If you live near a fairly good sized high school and they have an auto shop look into a night school auto shop course. I learned most of my auto fixins in these courses and bikes arn't really alot different. Same princepals usually so you adjust for size and locatrion or parts. But it's usually preaty cheap and a great place to learn..
Good advice, I did the same thing with the local community college. Had a good time, too.
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