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I have a set of new wheels and tires coming from Shooter64 and I need somewhere to get them installed. Dealer wants 2 or 3 hours labor, seems high and I will never get the top wrench for this job.
I have a set of new wheels and tires coming from Shooter64 and I need somewhere to get them installed. Dealer wants 2 or 3 hours labor, seems high and I will never get the top wrench for this job.
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Hey, thanks but if I wanted to do it myself, I wouldn't ask for a place to do it, now would I? Even if I had the time to do this, I have no desire to. I donlt know how else to explain this other than to say I am not the one to do this job! What difference does it make to anyone else if I want to pay someone to work on my bike, my cars, my house, etc etc etc? I am not the least bit mechanical nor do I wish to be. God gives us all talents, that is not one of mine, although I have many mechanical ability is not one of them. Thats ok. I thank God above that when I need something done I can research and pay someone to do it. If we all fixed our own chit, who would work for a living doing these things? Time is a precious commodity and I would rather spend mine with my wife, my kids, my family than wrenching. Truth is I'd rather read a good book while someone is fixing my stuff than fix it. There is nothing wrong with that, IMO. I am glad you guys enjoy working on your bikes, I do not. Please do not try to convince me otherwise. What I asked for was a recommendation to a mechanic in my area. It is a shame I can't get a straight answer to the question I asked.
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04-14-2007, 01:57 AM
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Hey, thanks but if I wanted to do it myself, I wouldn't ask for a place to do it, now would I? Even if I had the time to do this, I have no desire to. I donlt know how else to explain this other than to say I am not the one to do this job! What difference does it make to anyone else if I want to pay someone to work on my bike, my cars, my house, etc etc etc? I am not the least bit mechanical nor do I wish to be. God gives us all talents, that is not one of mine, although I have many mechanical ability is not one of them. Thats ok. I thank God above that when I need something done I can research and pay someone to do it. If we all fixed our own chit, who would work for a living doing these things? Time is a precious commodity and I would rather spend mine with my wife, my kids, my family than wrenching. Truth is I'd rather read a good book while someone is fixing my stuff than fix it. There is nothing wrong with that, IMO. I am glad you guys enjoy working on your bikes, I do not. Please do not try to convince me otherwise. What I asked for was a recommendation to a mechanic in my area. It is a shame I can't get a straight answer to the question I asked.
Hey, thanks but if I wanted to do it myself, I wouldn't ask for a place to do it, now would I? Even if I had the time to do this, I have no desire to. I donlt know how else to explain this other than to say I am not the one to do this job! What difference does it make to anyone else if I want to pay someone to work on my bike, my cars, my house, etc etc etc? I am not the least bit mechanical nor do I wish to be. God gives us all talents, that is not one of mine, although I have many mechanical ability is not one of them. Thats ok. I thank God above that when I need something done I can research and pay someone to do it. If we all fixed our own chit, who would work for a living doing these things? Time is a precious commodity and I would rather spend mine with my wife, my kids, my family than wrenching. Truth is I'd rather read a good book while someone is fixing my stuff than fix it. There is nothing wrong with that, IMO. I am glad you guys enjoy working on your bikes, I do not. Please do not try to convince me otherwise. What I asked for was a recommendation to a mechanic in my area. It is a shame I can't get a straight answer to the question I asked.
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