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Location: Dismal Nitch, AZ
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Originally Posted by RF5BPilot
There really are a number of options. Since he isn't planning to maintain it himself, consider starting with checking shops that are nearby. Some don't want to work on older bikes. No point in buying a great bike, then finding the local shop is comprised of jerks or folks who simply aren't interested or knowledgeable. They should be able to offer specific suggestions of what to look for. They should also be able to tell him if there's a local riding group...often the best way to find a well maintained example and gain a group of helpful enthusiasts.
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While reading this thread...and thinking about all of the neg. comments...I didn't consider this point.
Prudent.
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