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The motorcycle repair manual is a necessity when performing routine maintenance or repair on your motorcycle.
Having a factory motorcycle repair manual is great if you already have a thorough understanding of motorcycle mechanics, but can be intimidating for beginners and those of use who just want to do some of our own maintenance.
The benefit of the aftermarket motorcycle repair manual is that they take all skill levels into consideration when creating their repair manuals. These motorcycle repair manuals have instructions basic enough for the beginner as well details covering major motorcycle repairs and overhauls.
The motorcycle repair manuals sold today group information by motorcycle brand. Each individual motorcycle brand has numerous different models some spanning many years. If there are large similarities in a manufacturer's models, some repair manuals will group more than one model together, discussing differences in procedures as they arise throughout the manual.
A good motorcycle repair manual today should contain:
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'exploded' views of parts assemblies.
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detailed pictures and step-by-step instructions for disassembly and reassembly of major systems.
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a list of torque specs.
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fluid fill specifications.
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thorough wiring diagram, preferably in color.
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section on routine maintenance and a mileage chart to determine when maintenance is to be performed.
For those of you who want more information, there are motorcycle 'theory' and fundamental books today which cover both motorcycle mechanics and electrics.
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