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Come join your fellow South Coasters at our Tech Day!
Need to do your annual maintenance? Have an install? Hook up to the club’s GS 911 and reset codes or dial in your heated grips, traction control, or off road setting. Come one, come all! We have a dedicated shop space with plenty of room for your ride; even one bike lift!
Who is this for?
- New to annual maintenance and want some over-the-shoulder.
- You’re an annual maintenance pro.
- Install that expensive farkle that’s been sitting in your garage.
- Save money with DYI repairs
- BDR wannabe (like me): learn trailside emergency repairs.
- Have an annoying service light. Reset it with our club-owned GS 911.
- Want to dial in your settings? Learn from a pro how to use the GS 911 to do that.
- Save $100; change and balance your own tires with over-the-shoulder help.
- Access specialized tools (such as the tire changing set up).
- Troubleshoot that gremlin with help from other enthusiasts.
- Network with other enthusiats and/or share your knowledge.
- Boost your knowledge and sense of accomplishment.
Sign up on the Event Page here.
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Mucho thanks to Ric M for offering the use of his shop!
Sign up and take advantage of this opportunity. The list is growing so make sure we know you are coming and can fit everyone in.
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Sign up, bring your camp chair, take a front seat in the peanut gallery and laugh along with me as I try to master using a new Rabaconda Tire Changer, or better still, take the wheel off your bike and show me how to do it! (Must supply own new tire…. lol.)
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Sign up, bring your camp chair, take a front seat in the peanut gallery and laugh along with me as I try to master using a new Rabaconda Tire Changer, or better still, take the wheel off your bike and show me how to do it! (Must supply own new tire…. lol.)
Quote I’ve heard people say that it’s darn near impossible to install or remove a set of Dunlop Trailmax Mission tires with this machine, that an old Coats 220 is a better option. Just in case someone wants to give it a try
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