Online Technical Manuals

[Phillip-S]

This may be old news to some of you, but I was surprised to find tech manuals free and online at Classic Cycles Technical Resources page: www.classiccycles.org/1801.html

The Honda SOHC4 section ( www.classiccycles.org/1852/3701.html ) seemed very complete and had service manuals, spec sheets, and tuning guides for a ton of aftermarket manufacturers. Speaking of aftermarket, I've decided I need that rare Cobra Kit from RC Engineering for my CB750. Just need to find it, then finance it.

But what really ate up my time was checking out all of the old ads and vintage moto art. Very cool.

Does anybody else have a good online source for manuals that they could share?

[yardape]

I don't think everybody realizes how much time and money these could save. I do believe this should be stickied. If you have a manual, especially a factory one, you are 3/4 of the way to solving 99% of the problems you would encounter in any given technical situation.

[GuzzistaJohn]

that is some really cool moto art, I got a sweet Bultaco pic for my wallpaper

[Tim-WT]

Jan 16, 2012 11:09:33 GMT -6 yardape said:

I don't think everybody realizes how much time and money these could save. I do believe this should be stickied. If you have a manual, especially a factory one, you are 3/4 of the way to solving 99% of the problems you would encounter in any given technical situation.

Good call.

stick pin applied

[weekendrider]

Yamaha XS650.
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