Manuals
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From: SoCal
I bought the SM but I use this site for part #'s: http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....?Type=12&A=609 followed by a quick phone call to the stealer to confirm part #. So far so good.
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From: Rolla
It is model and year specific for you bike.
The Hayne's and Clymer's manuals will cover multiple years and are not near as good.
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From: Central New Jersey
I bought the SM but I use this site for part #'s: http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....?Type=12&A=609 followed by a quick phone call to the stealer to confirm part #. So far so good.
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From: Commerce, Mich.
The first time you have an electrical problem, you will be glad you spent the money for the diagnostics book. The dealer will charge more to find the problem than it costs to fix it, and they will do the excact same thing that this book tells you to do. Its an easy to use, and easy to follow step by step instruction manual.
I have all three manuals for both my bike (2008 Ultra) and the wife's bike (2006 Deluxe)
Once you get your manuals, takle them to Kinko's and get them spiral bound. Much easier to keep your place when working on things, and its really cheap to have done (about 5.00 per book)
I have all three manuals for both my bike (2008 Ultra) and the wife's bike (2006 Deluxe)
Once you get your manuals, takle them to Kinko's and get them spiral bound. Much easier to keep your place when working on things, and its really cheap to have done (about 5.00 per book)
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