Good mechanic around Edinburgh

[Sweaty_Doughnut]

I am moving to Edinburgh next month and was wondering if someone could recommend a good garage?

By good I don't mean a place where I will get a smile but a mechanic who actually does care about the bike. For example, I give one star reviews to mechanics who change the tires and don't set the chain slack as stated on the sticker. That to me means laziness. I don't want to have to touch the bike if I have paid the garage to do the job. Once I took a bike for throttle cable recall, I found it improperly routed (checked it before I took it to the garage and after the work was done). You get my point.

Are there any recommendations where you can expect that you will get high quality of work done for a normal price, i.e under £80 an hour.

[stinkwheel]

There are quite few good mechanics I know of but there is no garauntee they will be the one working on your bike if you book it in because they all work for bigger companies.

I'd just do it yourself unless it's someone you know.
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[A100man]

[Sweaty_Doughnut]

[kgm]

If anyone has recommendations in the Glasgow area as well I'd like to hear - need someone trust worthy to do the valve checks and starter valve sync on my vfr800x. I really can't be arsed right now as my time is at a premium.

[Gazz]

[Sweaty_Doughnut]

Thank you @Gazz. I will definitely check him out. I am ok to travel up to 50-60 miles in the radius of Edinburgh so if anyone has other suggestions, please shoot.