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Co-Op Ofters Alternative For Small Vehicle Repair

MECHANIC-OWNED BUSINESS HELPS CUSTOMERS RESTORE MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS, FOUR WHEELERS

Posted: November 6, 2011 at 5:26 a.m.

Clint Stephenson of Fayetteville works Wednesday on a Kawasaki KZ400 motorcycle for a customer at Adventure Motorsports Cooperative in Fayetteville. The cooperative pairs a mechanic with owners of motorcycles, scooters, all-terrain vehicles or any other small vehicle to guide them through its repair or restoration.

Many wrenches make short work. Unless it’s a major project. That’s the concept behind Adventure Motorsports Cooperative in Fayetteville, a repair shop based on a co-op business model. Customers can bring in motorcycles, scooters, four-wheelers or personal watercraft for repair or restoration with the help of experienced mechanics.

AT A GLANCE

ADVENTURE MOTORSPORTS COOPERATIVE

What: A mechanic-owned cooperative specializing in motorcycle, scooter, ATV and personal watercraft repair

Where: 453 E. Township, Fayetteville

When: Call for appointment, 479-200-9989

SOURCE: STAFF REPORT

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Business, Pages 11 on 11/06/2011

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