service manuals
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From: Spartan Country, Michigan
you should be able to find on line..... I always recommend you get the factory service manual and the factory parts manual. They seem to have the best info, and the parts manual has great exploded view pictures that can help when working on too. I also recommend that you get a notebook and record all your maintenance, repairs, accessories, etc. I have separate pages set up for oil changes so I can easily refer back. Great reference source.
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From: Prior Lake, MN
Ditto on the advice to get the HD manual. Dealers carry them, a few of the discount online dealers do as well, plus possibly used ones being sold wherever...............
The price of these things shot up- I bought the one for my 2014 Limited from Boardtracker, for just about $60, but that was almost 5 years ago.
Regardless of the current higher cost, if you are doing your own work, the manual will quickly pay for itself.
The price of these things shot up- I bought the one for my 2014 Limited from Boardtracker, for just about $60, but that was almost 5 years ago.
Regardless of the current higher cost, if you are doing your own work, the manual will quickly pay for itself.
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You can also check on this forum; Forum, Harley Davidson Classified, Want to buy motorcycles/parts/accessories or Motorcycles parts for sale. I you want new;www.boardtrackerharleyonline.com, www.surdyke.com.
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From: SW Michigan
you should be able to find on line..... I always recommend you get the factory service manual and the factory parts manual. They seem to have the best info, and the parts manual has great exploded view pictures that can help when working on too. I also recommend that you get a notebook and record all your maintenance, repairs, accessories, etc. I have separate pages set up for oil changes so I can easily refer back. Great reference source.
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From: Granville New York
Look here, ebay... i found the supplement for my bike on Amazon for 30 bucks. If you can't find used look at boardtracker.com, I think I paid around 100 for mine but it's priceless if you're going to to any type of work on your bike. Skip the online pirated crap.