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    Biker friendly workshop and WOF place in Auckland central?

    Hello all,i just moved to auckland 4 month ago I have GN 125 motorcycle.
    Just wondering where is the best place to do regular maintenance,WOF,repairs,etc.
    i heard about Colemans Suzuki but seems like that place is quite expensive for noob like me

    Any suggestion where is the best place to do all the stuff?

    Cheers!

    Thanks!

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    By far the best to get your bike maintained, George from motorcycle doctors.

    I get my WOF at VTNZ in Rosscommon Rd (UR17 its now called) or Drive Sure in Manukau (both have guys who ride working there).
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    Wof

    WOF at AA Sunnybrae, Glenfield if you're close enough. Was recommended to me. $35 (or $36?), walked in and out of there in 15 minutes or less I'm sure, my Ginny flew through it's warrant their resident bikey did it. Servicing, I heard the place out the back of Cycletreads was good but too expensive for me so learning to do most things myself, nothing major wrong with my bike so I can afford to do bits and pieces over time.
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    Consider doing the maintenace yourself also. If motorcycling is a hobby/form of transport that you will be enjoying for a time to come then it's worth learning about these things. All you need is a proper service manual, and I'm sure there's a few out there for the ol' Ginny.

    I wasn't really thinking about it when I bought my bike but now I do all the servicing myself. Just remember to keep a record of what you do for when you come to sell it.

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