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Stinger Harley Davidson in Medina Ohio.
I don't think that I have dealt with a more professional dealer, including auto dealers. Everyone is a rider, the place is clean and super well organized, and they organize a lot of group rides, bike nights, and cookouts, all right at their facility. It seems to be a destination stop for area riders just to hang out and socialize.
If you're in Northern Ohio give them a try, you won't be disappointed!

 

FHD Performance (Faribault Harley Davidson) MN
Excellent Dyno Tune, great people. Could not be happier with the tune they provided.

 

Eagle Rider of New Orleans is where I got my last bike. All the staff are very friendly and professional service department is top notch. All and all I'd give them a 5 star rating

 

Hello all, new to the forum here. I live in the Seattle-Tacoma area in a place called Kent.

I am looking for a certified Harley mechanic to teach me and a few buddies how and what to do and look for on a 10k and 20k Harley inspection including how to do a complete oil change. IF you know anyone in the Seattle-Tacoma area could you please point us in their direction?

 

[QUOTE=kimrandall;15520335]Hello all, new to the forum here. I live in the Seattle-Tacoma area in a place called Kent.

I am looking for a certified Harley mechanic to teach me and a few buddies how and what to do and look for on a 10k and 20k Harley inspection including how to do a complete oil change. IF you know anyone in the Seattle-Tacoma area could you please point us in their direction?[/QUOTE)
Ever heard of YouTube. Or a manual.

 

Mike in dallas, where on youtube or manual does it describe exactly how they do 10k and 20k inspection? Apparently, you did not comprehend the question, which is kind of funny. Maybe you should go love yourself because you obviously need it.

 

It's in the back of the owner's manual. The service manual will show you how to do it. You can buy the service manual from your dealer or possibly on ebay as well.

 

Thank you. I have a group of guys wanting to take instruction and I am not going to lead the class. Would like a certified or recognized Harley mechanic to show us. It would be fun.

 

Again a manual. And yes even on YouTube you can look up certain things to do. Sorry if I wasn't clear on my answer. But just like a car most info can be found in the Manuel or yes I said it YouTube! Most mechanics really don't want to show you how since they would be losing business. But they might answer a few questions. Now please get your panties out of a wad.