Only one I have been to sofar is aggresive edge and walked away happy...
where's aggressive edge at?
im just looking for a shop that can do some good service. i've talked to rebel750 and he told me there's so many write ups on here that i could do the mods im looking for. chain, sprockets, exhaust, filter, and pcIII.
Perrin beitel right before thousand oaks, if your coming from 410. Theres and HEB on the corner and it in the same shopping center around to the back. http://www.aggressiveedgepowersports.com/?action=view¤t=AggressiveEdgebanner2.gif
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Hey man thanks a lot! I'm gonna do that. Talking to a bunch of guys on here that know what they're saying convinced me I can do it. I'm gonna get that stuff and more than likely summon you guys for help! I appreciate all the advice and I'm going to take it and make my bike better on my own. You guys are really inspiring! Love this place:arsenalHey Billy,
Not to take anything away from any of the many good shops here in SA, but if you can turn a wrench, you can do most if not all of that work yourself, and it'll be more satisfying to do it yourself as well.
There's plenty of how to info here and other web forums to make it easy to follow step by step.
Begin by downloading the service manual for your bike. It's good reading... (really!
Then purchase the right tools for each job....a basic set of Craftsman or other quality metric wrenches/sockets etc and you're on your way! You'll build your tool box with specialty items with each new mod, and after a few years have a fairly complete collection (well, you can never have too many tools!)
Good luck and feel free to ask questions as you tackle each mod.
Lots of the guys have already done the mods you're looking into and would be happy to share their tips and tricks.
Maybe someone would like to conduct a "tech session" every so often so guys can get together and wrench...
cool thanks audi! i ride in austin so i'll hold you to that! at least tell you about it when i get back. ha
Ya I have to agree with that..... I have done most of my own mods aswell. But when it came down to the streching and dropping of my bike, I didnt want to find out the hard way I messed up...LOL, other than that I have done everything myself..Hey Billy,
Not to take anything away from any of the many good shops here in SA, but if you can turn a wrench, you can do most if not all of that work yourself, and it'll be more satisfying to do it yourself as well.
There's plenty of how to info here and other web forums to make it easy to follow step by step.
Begin by downloading the service manual for your bike. It's good reading... (really!
Then purchase the right tools for each job....a basic set of Craftsman or other quality metric wrenches/sockets etc and you're on your way! You'll build your tool box with specialty items with each new mod, and after a few years have a fairly complete collection (well, you can never have too many tools!)
Good luck and feel free to ask questions as you tackle each mod.
Lots of the guys have already done the mods you're looking into and would be happy to share their tips and tricks.
Maybe someone would like to conduct a "tech session" every so often so guys can get together and wrench...
aggressive does do the radical stuff but they also do the basic/everyday stuff as well
For the love of God Billy dont get caught up at Alamo CyclePlex. They charged my neighbor down there $250 for installing a 2Bro slip on for his 636, not to mention about $150 over retail just for the pipes.
30 bucks for custom suspension huh!!? i'm gonna have to look into that. where's this place located? thanks for the tip man!
:thumbup: same place i got my k7 750 bro!!!! props! haha!! no wonder your quotes in my sig! LOL!
Hey did you get your picture taken and posted on their website? I bought mine in Oct of 07 and they put my ass on their new owners page, I was like 40 lbs lighter then:lol:
