[Solved] Good mid-atlantic machine shop?

Looking for a good machine shop to take my heads for a refresh - 90K on a 76 r90/6 and winter is sort of here. Has anyone used Bob's BMW in Jessup MD? Or, any other recommendation in mid-atlantic region - I'm in Chesapeake VA, on the coast down by the NC border. Thanks!

The airmail magazines might be able to help you; check out the various ads. Heading to an airhead meet up would be a good place to shmooze and find the good mechanics... but the closest I know to you off the top of my head as a brand new guy would be in Trenton, NJ. I'm sure there's somebody closer and hope someone else chimes in.

Consult the Airmail ads, or not knowing anything else I'd trust Bob's. He's beem in business a LONG time.
Owning an old Airhead is easy.
Keeping an old Airhead running great is the true test.

You may want to give Morton's in Fredericksburg a call (540.891.9844). They work on vintage motorcycles and may be able to recommend a shop if they don't do that work. They have always been helpful with my parts and gear.
Nick
Yorktown, VA
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