Cycle-Recycle-II

[cowboyup3371]

These guys have done great about mailing my electrical connectors to me pretty quickly after I order them. Now that I'm moving out that way, can I go to their store and buy (I see the local pickup selection but just making sure) or is still a mail only thing? I have a feeling a couple of the electrical connections I made aren't the best and may need to replace them.

Thanks.

 

[koolaid_kid]

Their store is right here in Indy. It's in a shady part of town, but they have a parts counter and the owner is there most every day. A bit rough around the edges but he knows his stuff.

 

[cowboyup3371]

Thank you Kid.

 

[Griffin]

I just picked up a Pacifico fairing for Steve (for Jr.) there last week. It was a little beat up, but Steve can make it work with the other parts he has and a new coat of paint, and it was only $20.

Good place. I'm one of the "regulars", so Rob does me pretty good deals when I walk in.

 

[Johnson]

From Google street view:

 

[bwringer]

It looks a little better than that nowadays -- the neighborhood has been gentrified a bit.

There's a large new community center on the block, and the sidewalks have been expanded, and trees added.

It's still an "interesting" neighborhood... there's a mental health clinic of some sort across the street, so the occasional raving or muttering nutter is a usual sight. They're harmless -- all they want is a cigarette...

 

[oldrookie]

" so the occasional raving or muttering nutter is a usual sight. They're harmless -- all they want is a cigarette..."

Or parts for an old Suzuki if one of us happens to be in the neighborhood at the time said nutter is spotted.