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Originally Posted by Tony G  have they got any job's goin !!  |
Ya know what, I was thinking of asking them about that when I was there, but then it occured to me that if they have, who better to sell your talents to them better than you yourself. They are definately looking to tempt the Harley's in, bet there are no other bike mechanics currently employed in this area that have your knowledge of Harleys, in addition to your oodles of years of experience on everything in the Bike world. Make some excuse to pop in and let it be known you're available mate. Gotta be worth a punt. It would probably start something like this "Alright mate, you've got a nice set up here, I'm just back from working in the Isle of Man blah, blah, blah................, I believe you're trying to get into Harley's?.......Well it just so happens that I not only ride one, but...blah, blah,.........."
By the way, they don't do MOT's on Saturday's I've noticed, so that makes me think as their bike mechanic is one of the owners (I think!), he doesn't like to work Saturdays. That might just be the foot in the door you need, offer them yourself part-time if there's no full time hours available or even do a week for FREE??? maybe, just to show them what your capable of.
What have you got to lose Bud?
Oh and don't forget to mention that you're a fully qualified Car mechanic too of course!