Workshop Manuals off the net

Hi Jason, noticed you have a vtec.... how is the service cost
associated with it?

Johno <2001 pre vtec 800>

 

Wasting time on eBay I found this guy...
http://www.fiche-man.com/manuals/manuals.htm

No idea how he's not been shut down by the manufactureres for ripping off
their factory manuals...

JasonBW - Wollongong (VFR800 VTEC now)

 

do you have a manual for a yamaha sr 250

they can't find a front end for my bike


cheers

charmyne

 

In aus.motorcycles on Sun, 2 Jan 2005 21:30:39 +1100

SR 250 manuals are known to be very difficult.

I ended up using the SR500 one for basic services on mine.

If you want a front end, get on the blower and call wreckers in every
state. If they don't have one, ask who might, and narrow it down that
way.

Zebee

 

Front end is usually beneath the handlebars, I checked my manual and confirmed this to be sure.

Glad to have helped

;-)

 

Welcome to the chief excus^h^h^h"reason" I meant reason ! for motorcycle
modification ! You know have a reason to graft on that upside fork front
end from the Aprilia or ZXR250C you really wanted...

JL
(or am I the only weird one around here ? ....looks around and spots
Sharkey, J5 and IK and feels relieved)

 

Hi John,

Was fortunate to grab one with 2000K's on it, and it's not yet hit
4,000K's... but I hear the costs aren't bad.... but... coming from me who
last owned a Ducati monster might reduce the credability of any low $$$
figure claim I make

Theres a VFR mailing list, these guys are great, feel free to fire me an
email and I can look up the address.

Regards
JasonBW - Wollongong

 

Sorry Charmayne, I haven't got either the SR250 or 500's... I think the
ausmoto website has a dropbears link that used to have a list of the OZ
wreckers.... best wait till you're back at work to do the phoning around


Kind Regards
JasonBW - Wollongong

 

Having said that, a quick search of eBay came up with this..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...tem=7943987251&category=34239&sspagename=WD2V

Might help.. but what do you need it for??? If you're going to use it to
order new parts then really, forget it... better off sourcing from
wreckers.

What was damaged?? surely the forks weren't at that speed.... headlight
right? what else?

JasonBW

 

Gawd, here we go.. free rip of the SR250 manual off the web...

http://epll.no-ip.com/sr250.htm

HTH... JasonBW

 

There are numerous VFR lists. John Perkins' one is by far the biggest
and longest running one.

 

I brought one off him accually for my bike

its an accual pdf from teh factroy, not a scaned workshop manual or
anything.

I believe these are the cd's that the honda workshop and dealers get.

He gets them from the states, its a stamped cd, not a burnt one, with a nice
professional spelling mistake on the cover.

7 bucks a cd, better than 50-150 for a manual

 

not too bad , but the valves are a bitch

beer ?

 

I'm not weird! I was going to suggest she weld up a set of girder
forks. Everyone likes girder forks. If the steering head bearings
are gone, go the full Hossack.

-----sharks

 

Call Andy Brebner at Vic Motorcycle Wreckers on 03 9457 1733 for all things
SR

 

not weird , just different

I could say some around here are 'special '

 

And Vic M/C wreckers are related to Metropolitan M/C Wreckers in Silverwater,
so anything they have in Melbourne you can probably get shipped to Sydney free
of charge.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R

 

Nev, are Metro still going? Hope so... great guys who support the sport...
last I saw a while back they were trying to sell up, and the guys who
served me we're too happy about it all.

JasonBW - Wollongong
ex '00 Red ZX12R w/ Akro mmmm, I miss that beast

 

metros was open last week

 

Well, I was in there on Friday afternoon, and the mangled bikes were
still piled just as high as ever.

If anything, they're getting bigger. Heaps more tasty parts hanging from
the ceiling than there used to be, courtesy of their bringing containers
of stuff from Japan... I picked up a very swish Ti race system for the
ZX9 for a pretty good price.