If you are buying a bike at auction,… - Austin
"If you are buying a bike at auction, you want to make sure that it runs. Or just bring me with you." - Austin, Founder, Salt City Builds.
Austin is the operator behind Salt City Builds, a South Salt Lake motorcycle shop specializing in vintage restoration, custom builds, and hard to find repairs on the motorcycles most Utah shops will not touch. Austin grew up on old Hondas his father put him on at four years old, and Salt City Builds has become the shop Utah riders bring vintage Japanese, Harley, Ducati, Montesa, Bultaco, and other rare bikes to when the dealership network has moved on. Austin and the team handle everything from full frame up restorations to custom carb work on rotary motors, engine rebuilds on hand me down family bikes, and the parts tracking that keeps a 1974 Indian 50cc or a 1977 Capra 360 running in the modern era.
Source: Inside The South Salt Lake Shop Keeping Utah's Rarest Vintage Motorcycles On The Road.
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