Workshop manual;

By any chance does anyone know of a paper workshop manual. I have them for my other three bikes. The R3 came with a CD that had the owners and service manuals . I would have figured by now Chiltons 0r Clymer would have put oner out.
Maybe I am old fashion but I just like the bent ear paper version with lots of notes in them .

Download the service manual, copy it to CD or thumb-drive, and take it to a copy shop like Kinko's to have them print it into a binder. They can do it as good as a factory copy for half the price.

There are three ring binder boot leg copies on ebay (got mine there) that are indistinguishable from the ones on the shelf in a service dept. Mine even has fold out wiring diagrams in the back ... and I know it's not legit.

Thanks old man . I looked up service manual and found the one you mentioned. It is for a classic 05-07, which can not be that different than my standard.
I do not know why I did not look up service manual instead of workshop manual. Guess my brain must have farted.
The weather has turned cold and nasty here, at least for awhile. Now is the time I start putting the bikes in my shop to go through them for the next season. The worst one is the VTX1800 Trike. I have to build a set of wings for the lift to get it in the air, plus no room between the engine and the frame.
Anyhow thanks again

HellFire said:

Download the service manual, copy it to CD or thumb-drive, and take it to a copy shop like Kinko's to have them print it into a binder. They can do it as good as a factory copy for half the price.

There are three ring binder boot leg copies on ebay (got mine there) that are indistinguishable from the ones on the shelf in a service dept. Mine even has fold out wiring diagrams in the back ... and I know it's not legit.

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