Manuals?
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Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: GA
I haven't created a profile yet but I'll do that. I had a Hayabusa and we were sharing all sorts of data electronically. LOL. On the service manual, what and where is the best option?
TIA,
Malcolm
TIA,
Malcolm
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From: Indian Land, SC
So is selling us products with design flaws that we have to fix and pay for ourselves...Compensators, radios, handlebar clamp bolts, brake light switches...should I continue......
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From: WPB, FL
Try The Dealer
I'd be willing to bet your local dealer has a box full of the older owners manuals laying around. If you have any ties to any of them, ask. Talk is cheap and you never know!
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From: MA
For your service manuals, go strictly with the MoCo copies. Clymer and Haynse are sub par. The service manual is 99483-09 and the touring parts manual is 99456-09. The parts manual has great breakdown schematics that greatly compliment the SM.
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From: Bedford UK
The very first job you do yourself using your factory service manual will have cost much more to have done at a dealer or indy. So you are in pocket from then on! In addition they make a great read for sleepless nights....
Don't stint, buy the real thing.
Don't stint, buy the real thing.
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