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Jackson, Ohio, John's Kawasaki and Yamaha
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<blockquote data-quote="tphfjr" data-source="post: 80549" data-attributes="member: 1646"><p>Back in 2002, on the second day of the PDP, I walked into the shop as a total stranger. La Dean, the owner was already up to speed on the FJR and said she would get papers out by next day mail. I took delivery of my '03 in mid July. To this day, even though I only get down to the shop a couple times a year (it's an hour away from my house), she and Tony (the parts guy) greet me by name. Granted, it's a small shop, in a small town in rural Ohio, and the backbone of their business is 4-wheelers.</p><p></p><p>When I had a low speed get off, they were able to get expedited shipping on all of the needed parts. I did the repairs myself and was back on the road in about a week. They charged cost plus 10% on the parts.</p><p></p><p>I've had nothing but a good experience with John's in Jackson.</p><p></p><p>Also, I guess I have trouble following the instructions, but don't know how to edit the title of the post.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tphfjr, post: 80549, member: 1646"] Back in 2002, on the second day of the PDP, I walked into the shop as a total stranger. La Dean, the owner was already up to speed on the FJR and said she would get papers out by next day mail. I took delivery of my '03 in mid July. To this day, even though I only get down to the shop a couple times a year (it's an hour away from my house), she and Tony (the parts guy) greet me by name. Granted, it's a small shop, in a small town in rural Ohio, and the backbone of their business is 4-wheelers. When I had a low speed get off, they were able to get expedited shipping on all of the needed parts. I did the repairs myself and was back on the road in about a week. They charged cost plus 10% on the parts. I've had nothing but a good experience with John's in Jackson. Also, I guess I have trouble following the instructions, but don't know how to edit the title of the post. [/QUOTE]
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