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    i need a reputable shop around the dfw area. suzuki I4, need carb work and valvetrain work.

    any suggestions?

  • #2
    Get something fuel injected?

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    • #3
      The guy in Waxahachie does bike work. He did a good job on my Harley lowering it, changing the intake gaskets, oils, and choke. I know he races sport bikes also and his prices were very good. He owns the car stereo place in the middle of town. Highway 77 cycles is his bike shop name. Mark is his name. I know he was talking about rebuilding my carb and doing some jet work if I wanted. The lowering took a little bit because he used a suspension tech in Alvarado to do the valve work. Call him and ask I know he is pretty bike savvy.
      (972) 937-0972
      Whos your Daddy?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by ram57ta View Post
        Get something fuel injected?
        FU and your high tech shit.
        Whos your Daddy?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by ram57ta View Post
          Get something fuel injected?
          hah! in due time. but this one will stay in the stable, turbo before long!

          the bandit holds it own though. doesn't have the top speed as your blackbird, but ill challenge you in the twisties of ellis co. any day old man!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by kingjason View Post
            The guy in Waxahachie does bike work. He did a good job on my Harley lowering it, changing the intake gaskets, oils, and choke. I know he races sport bikes also and his prices were very good. He owns the car stereo place in the middle of town. Highway 77 cycles is his bike shop name. Mark is his name. I know he was talking about rebuilding my carb and doing some jet work if I wanted. The lowering took a little bit because he used a suspension tech in Alvarado to do the valve work. Call him and ask I know he is pretty bike savvy.
            (972) 937-0972
            thanks, ill give him a shout. basically i just need my carbs cleaned/synced and valve clearances checked. would do it myself but dont have a lot of spare time and i'm not dicking with 4 carbs

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            • #7
              Originally posted by dsrtuckteezy View Post
              hah! in due time. but this one will stay in the stable, turbo before long!

              the bandit holds it own though. doesn't have the top speed as your blackbird, but ill challenge you in the twisties of ellis co. any day old man!

              I like the twisties in Arkansas or the Triple Sisters down near Austin better. Road Trip?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by ram57ta View Post

                I like the twisties in Arkansas or the Triple Sisters down near Austin better. Road Trip?
                i'm down. but, if you ever feel the need to get spanked locally, let me know!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by dsrtuckteezy View Post
                  i'm down. but, if you ever feel the need to get spanked locally, let me know!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by kingjason View Post
                    The guy in Waxahachie does bike work. He did a good job on my Harley lowering it, changing the intake gaskets, oils, and choke. I know he races sport bikes also and his prices were very good. He owns the car stereo place in the middle of town. Highway 77 cycles is his bike shop name. Mark is his name. I know he was talking about rebuilding my carb and doing some jet work if I wanted. The lowering took a little bit because he used a suspension tech in Alvarado to do the valve work. Call him and ask I know he is pretty bike savvy.
                    (972) 937-0972
                    thanks again for the recommendation. guy was a straight shooter and was cool as hell. said the two open vacuum lines i mentioned to him were probably the culprit for my hesitation at 6-7k rpms while chopping the throttle and getting back on it quickly.

                    he races an older cbr600 in cmra class by the way. said he's racing at nola raceway this weekend.

                    well, he bench tested my mtx amp i thought was blown, and checking my valve clearances next week. killed two birds!

                    very reasonable prices

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                    • #11
                      Good deal.
                      Whos your Daddy?

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