We snooped around and had a good time kicking tyres and admiring the very impressive craftmanship. Unsurprisingly the machines were so much more interesting and beautiful in real life. What makes this outfit really stand out is the great taste that goes along with the good craftmanship and attention to detail.
It was very fun to recognize the feeling of being totally star struck. Who knew there was such a thing as superstar motorcycle mechanics?
When we finally got the suzuki started we took a detour around the airport. And apart from Henrik running out of gas and having to pillion to a tank and me blowing one of the new exhaust gaskets, the trip home went hasslefree.
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| Swiss cheese sprocket cover |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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| This use of clubman bars are new to me |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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| More drillium |
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| This is not my cup of tea, but sure a special tank badge |
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| I am pretty sure I have seen this one in Østerbro before |
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| Suzuki in good company: WM # 18 |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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| Visit at Wrenchmonkees |
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