Recommendation for Mechanic in Dallas Area

Hi,

I'm a newby coming back to motorcycle after 10+ years of absence. I
recently purchased a fixer-upper (86 Kawasaki ZX1000R) and thought I might
be spending this winter fixing it up.

The bike exhibits the typical rough idle from the gas sitting in the
carburators too long. Since this is a fixer-upper, I wasn't planning on
spending too much money nor starting on fixing it until the weather turns
cold (too many honey-do items still pending).

Unfortunately, I noticed in the last few days the carburators are leaking
gas onto the ground. The bike is now parked in the yard and out of the
garage for fear of the spontaneous combustion caused by the leaking fuel.
The fuel leak is so bad that it is actually stinking up the yard! So now I
need to get this taken care of ASAP.

Can anyone recommend a good (and inexpensive if that is possible) motorcycle
mechanic who is experienced in rebuilding/sync'ing multiple carbs. I need
to get this bike to a shop ASAP, but can afford to wait a while on the
repair. I don't really have a preference for the dealers as I had some bad
experiences with the dealer's service years back. If that has changed in
recent years, do let me know. I would much prefer an independent mechanic
(or even a backyard moonlighter) who has some experience with this type of
bike that I can actually talk to. Like I said before, this WAS a project
bike and I am fairly mechnically inclined but just do not have the time
right now. If the shop can actually pickup the bike from my place (Plano)
if would save me from borrowing/renting a pickup/trailer.

A question on the same problem, how do I turn off the fuel from the petcock?
The position on it are On-Pri-Res. Anyone with a original owners manual
they like to part with?

TIA,

John
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