How to Repair Your Motorcycle (Motorbooks Workshop)
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (770 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0760331375 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-04-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Five Stars Robert Dickie This book is enjoyable to read and packed with alot tips.. "Ridiculously Basic - you'll need at least a Clymer's to supplement this, so skip this book and get that instead!" according to Charlie. All of the information in this book is written at such a basic level that if you're thinking about working on your bike, you'd be better served getting a Clymer's manual for the year/model of your bike or, better yet, get the shop manual.Sure it's got nice pictures, but I didn't find anything useful about this book, and I'm not sure that it could walk someone threw a lot of repairs.Get the right . Better than 5 stars Next to the actual manufacturer's repair manual this is the best How-to motorcycle repair manual I've owned ~ and I've spent a fortune buying most of them!!
About the AuthorCharles Everitt has been riding and working on motorcycles for nearly four decades. In the past twenty-five years, he has written tech articles, road tests, features, and other stories for virtually every major U.S. Everitt lives in Beverly Hills, California, though he hastens to point out that he is most definitely not rich!. street-bike magazine, including Cycle Guide, Cycle World, Cycle, Motorcyclist, Rider, and others
From preventive maintenance to caring for a bikes appearance, this handy guide makes every owner with even a passing knowledge of motorcycle repair the master of his or her machine.. With clear, easy-to-follow instructions and 50 do-it-yourself projects, How to Repair Your Motorcycle introduces readers to the rudiments of motorcycle maintenance. It is speed and spirit--a sense of freedom--that motorcycles give us. Illustrated sections on each system (from electrical and fuel to suspension and exhaust) cover straightforward procedures that could add years to your motorcycles life--and save you thousands of dollars in the process. The book also includes troublesh
Charles Everitt has been riding and working on motorcycles for nearly four decades. In the past twenty-five years, he has written tech articles, road tests, features, and other stories for virtually every major U.S. street-bike magazine, including Cycle Guide, Cycle World, Cycle, Motorcyclist, Rider, and others. Everitt lives in Beverly Hills, California,