I work here

 

so about those test rides, do they run a credit check first???

 

nope, just a waiver. we rent bikes now too

 

i think im going to fort collins to visit my girls parents, is that near you?

 

just a little more than oil change... basically minor maintenance stuff.

 

Good mechanics at good paying shops make good money! Good huh!

 

hour north

 

I do well, + I finished all my bs with my accident and got a pretty good impairment rating

 

I like working on cars, trucks, bikes, and whatever else is put in front of me. I was almost a mechanic but got a good job as an electrician

 

yes, bike and car

 

So far I can do everything but change the spark plugs on my van, and the only reason I don't attemp that is because it involves rotating the engine forward to reach the rear plugs.

 

It's my career, red seal LandRover/rangerover tech, and bikes, and women, and plumbing and electrical....tech's are the jack of all trades...the ladies love the dirty men groping them!:YEAH

 

Im a mechanic at ford best job in the world. did the oil rigs for 3 years now back to wrenchin

 

Ya I am an Aircraft Tech and painter. I have been working on cars since I was 16 and bikes 3 & 4 wheelers since 10.

 

i work on helicopters, airframe and hydraulics mostly. i have built a few cars from the ground up and working on a motorcycle. i have almost all the tools i need and some i dont.

 

Was a tech for 2 years. Started off doing the vo-tech program my junior year in high school and working part time. The vo-tech was a 2 year program and the class was fun. But once I actually started working in shops, I realized I only liked working on cars when I don't HAVE to. And no it wasn't just changing oil and doing tires. That's not tech work. I was doing some simple to intermediate diagnosing. Of course at my age though, I didn't know nearly close to half of anything so I needed a little bit of help sometimes.

Working in a stuffy *** shop, it's hard to get motivated when its 108 degrees, and when it's 10.8 degrees. So now I'm going to school to get my bachelors in business administration, be a manager of some place and make a **** ton of money doing not a damn thing.

 

do everything except internals on transmisions. been wrenching since i was 12.