Hey all,
Relocating to Central Montana (Helena) soon, and I'm wondering if anyone knows of a good shop with experience working on MZ's. My understanding is that anyone decent mechanic will be able to figure them out - but it'd be nice to know that they maybe have some connections for parts, or general experience with the bikes.
Thanks
Matt
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Re: MZ in MT
by comanche91 » Thu Dec 09, 2010 1:58 pm
If Central Montana is anything like N. Alabama (and I suspect it is regarding MZs), the shop techs will scratch their butts and ask "WTF is that?" 
But good luck finding a knowledgeable MZ shop up there mate.
But good luck finding a knowledgeable MZ shop up there mate.-Don
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Re: MZ in MT
by DAVID THOMPSON » Thu Dec 09, 2010 6:51 pm
most bikers i meet dont have a clue what an mz is 2 stroke or 4 stroke
you may find a flat track racer that knows the rotax motor
but thats about as rare as finding a mz rider
dave
you may find a flat track racer that knows the rotax motor
but thats about as rare as finding a mz rider
dave
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