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About Full Blast Engineering
Run by owner Leo Hess, Full Blast Engineering operates at 3202 South Walts Avenue in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as a Harley-Davidson specialty shop. Established in 1985, the business brings more than 30 years of Harley-Davidson experience to engine rebuilds and performance work. A world dry lake speed record bike is part of the shop's history.
Scooters appear among the shop's product lines. The shop's allpages profile lists custom parts and accessories, mini cycles, motors, road bikes, scooters, and strokers among its products, with Harley-Davidson service, motors, valve jobs, and transmissions among its specialties. The shop is called a great place to visit, and Leo Hess draws particular recognition for his Harley-Davidson knowledge.
A Victory Cross Country tire dispute also appears in the shop's record. m. , closed Saturday and Sunday. The address is 3202 S Walts Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57105. The phone number is (605) 332-2659.
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