Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintanance

I am sharing this post for those people who either want to work on their own motorcycle themselves or to at least know how the motorcycle internals work before leaving it at a mechanic shop. I have been always the kind of DIY guy, and learn by following these two processes in this order:
  1. Lots of research (books, manuals or internet).
  2. Break, Fix, Learn.
If you are like me, you might find this website (Dan's Online Motorcycle Repair Course) really useful. It has been online since 1999 and is considered an authority in motorcycle mechanics. I recommend you to check it out if you have never been there.
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Unknown said...

There are better manuals out there for a much cheaper price. Better compare prices and look for best quality. I got my manuals from www.carmanualstore.com - these manuals were the best and cheapest i found on the internet. And my customers are always happy with the results.

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