Buzz, Any Chicago-area Shops? Motorcycle Services Discuss Buzz, Any Chicago-area Shops? in the Harley Products & Services forums; The mag does so many great HD hop-up articles (mostly 95"-120" builds, perfect!) but I don't remember seeing any from a Chicago area builder. Any on the way, or do ...

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The mag does so many great HD hop-up articles (mostly 95"-120" builds, perfect!) but I don't remember seeing any from a Chicago area builder. Any on the way, or do you know of any I have missed? I'd like to see some hop-ups for the TC88 from shops in my area that can prove (as you show with the dyno runs) their stuff works! I have a lot of TC88-owning buds who'd like to know of someone around here that proved their work in a mag such as yours. Thanks, and great mag!

Posted by: pwrmad on Jan 23, 07 11:40:19 pm

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Actually, editor Chris Maida is the guy who decides which shops we work with. Can't speak for him so I won't. I suspect there are plenty of good shops arounf Chicago.

Posted by: Buzz Kanter on Jan 24, 07 9:15:52 pm

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Thanks, Buzz - how do I get this question to him?

Posted by: pwrmad on Feb 2, 07 11:16:46 am

[47knuck]

What ever happened to Lake Shore Harley? They used to make some serious fast Harleys back in the day.

[fxst04]

Lake Shore Harley is still around. They moved to Libberteyvill, Illinois into a gigantic new building. Thats where I bought my Softail.

[Buzz Kanter]

I was in a shop called Hollywood Cycles in one of Chicago's suburbs. I picked up a new Big Dog there to ride to the S&S party. I was quite impressed witht he owner, Jeff, and his whole staff. They seem to have their stuff together.

So if anyoen is in the Chicago area and is looking for a good shop, check out Hollywood Cycles.