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    1 month ago

    Proper bloke, good service and great care taken into my bike. Fair prices and someone you can trust.

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    3 months ago

    Good friendly service, fair pricing, quality work, good motorcycle knowledge and experience

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    10 months ago

    Perfect service and a fair price! Plus a great local business run by a great local guy

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    Rogue's Garage - motorcyclerepair - Updated August 2026

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