Kawasaki KX250 F
in [ATVs]
|
Prev: crf230f '07 black gas tank help needed to track gas level
Next: RacerX film of one of the gnasty sections of the Snowshoe GNCC
From: Joza on 24 Jun 2007 15:13 "HardWorkingDog" <harvey(a)mush.man> je napisao u poruci interesnoj grupi:harvey-E28095.10472124062007(a)individual.net... > In article <harvey-60A714.10354524062007(a)individual.net>, > HardWorkingDog <harvey(a)mush.man> wrote: > >> In article <f5lqqb$hhp$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> >> wrote: >> >> > "HardWorkingDog" <harvey(a)mush.man> je napisao u poruci interesnoj >> > grupi:harvey-0FB913.12472723062007(a)individual.net... >> > > In article <f5jrtd$215$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> >> > > wrote: >> > > >> > >> Does anybody have service manual maybe, or link or anythink. I need >> > >> to >> > >> change >> > >> front fork suspension seal..... its start leeking.... >> > >> >> > >> Or maybe somebody know how much oil go in fork ? >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> Thx in advance >> > > >> > > http://dirtbike.off-road.com/dirtbike/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=3640 >> > > 83 >> > > >> > > -- >> > > Charles >> > > '99 YZ250 >> > >> > >> > Thx but i find service manual for this bike.... >> > >> > Anybody need link is here... >> > http://www.nbsupercycle.com/servicemanuals/04servicemanuals.htm >> >> "That's inconCEIVable." >> >> As far as I can tell, that's the first time I've seen an Owner's >> Service Manual available in PDF format available to download from the >> Japanese manufacturers. >> >> I'm sure that's a mistake on NB Supercycle's part, I noticed that >> there is no link to that page from the Dealer's site anywhere, and if >> you try to back up a link or two from the URL, you get an access >> denied page. It's probably for their own internal use, and someone let >> the secret out. >> >> Get it while you can, as Janis once sung. > > I still have a hard time figuring out why someone would need the > manual for a late model dirt bike. > > THEY GIVE THEM AWAY FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE. > > So if the thing is stolen and you didn't get a chance to nab the > manual, you've got a helluva deal anyway so why not just pay for the > damn manual. > > If you bought the bike used, would you really trust buying it from > some schnook who can't even keep track of the manual for a couple > years, on something that is so mechanically refined and complex that > it requires a 370 page manual to keep it running? Just walk away from > the deal. If you can't resist, because it's such a great deal, see > above. > > Judging from the torn and oil & grease-stained condition of my > manuals, I sure as hell wouldn't want to try to work from a pdf file > either. Doesn't fit well in my garage, although maybe MW Inc could > pull it off. > > -- > Charles > '99 YZ250 Hm... Is somethings wrong with this manual or what ? I dont understand you very well...
From: HardWorkingDog on 24 Jun 2007 15:27 In article <f5mfo0$t3j$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> wrote: > "HardWorkingDog" <harvey(a)mush.man> je napisao u poruci interesnoj > grupi:harvey-E28095.10472124062007(a)individual.net... > > In article <harvey-60A714.10354524062007(a)individual.net>, > > HardWorkingDog <harvey(a)mush.man> wrote: > > > >> In article <f5lqqb$hhp$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> > >> wrote: > >> > >> > "HardWorkingDog" <harvey(a)mush.man> je napisao u poruci interesnoj > >> > grupi:harvey-0FB913.12472723062007(a)individual.net... > >> > > In article <f5jrtd$215$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> > >> > > wrote: > >> > > > >> > >> Does anybody have service manual maybe, or link or anythink. I need > >> > >> to > >> > >> change > >> > >> front fork suspension seal..... its start leeking.... > >> > >> > >> > >> Or maybe somebody know how much oil go in fork ? > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> Thx in advance > >> > > > >> > > http://dirtbike.off-road.com/dirtbike/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=3640 > >> > > 83 > >> > > > >> > > -- > >> > > Charles > >> > > '99 YZ250 > >> > > >> > > >> > Thx but i find service manual for this bike.... > >> > > >> > Anybody need link is here... > >> > http://www.nbsupercycle.com/servicemanuals/04servicemanuals.htm > >> > >> "That's inconCEIVable." > >> > >> As far as I can tell, that's the first time I've seen an Owner's > >> Service Manual available in PDF format available to download from the > >> Japanese manufacturers. > >> > >> I'm sure that's a mistake on NB Supercycle's part, I noticed that > >> there is no link to that page from the Dealer's site anywhere, and if > >> you try to back up a link or two from the URL, you get an access > >> denied page. It's probably for their own internal use, and someone let > >> the secret out. > >> > >> Get it while you can, as Janis once sung. > > > > I still have a hard time figuring out why someone would need the > > manual for a late model dirt bike. > > > > THEY GIVE THEM AWAY FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE. > > > > So if the thing is stolen and you didn't get a chance to nab the > > manual, you've got a helluva deal anyway so why not just pay for the > > damn manual. > > > > If you bought the bike used, would you really trust buying it from > > some schnook who can't even keep track of the manual for a couple > > years, on something that is so mechanically refined and complex that > > it requires a 370 page manual to keep it running? Just walk away from > > the deal. If you can't resist, because it's such a great deal, see > > above. > > > > Judging from the torn and oil & grease-stained condition of my > > manuals, I sure as hell wouldn't want to try to work from a pdf file > > either. Doesn't fit well in my garage, although maybe MW Inc could > > pull it off. > > > > -- > > Charles > > '99 YZ250 > > > Hm... > Is somethings wrong with this manual or what ? I dont understand you very > well... No, it's just fine. I hope it helps you with your fork questions. I'm just ranting about something that doesn't have anything to do with you in particular. [to rant: excessive verbiage, characteristic of usenet, to demonstrate outrage at some moral or ethical transgression which generally has nothing to do with the topic at hand] Please, excuse me. -- Charles '99 YZ250
From: WoodsChick on 24 Jun 2007 16:16 On Jun 24, 10:47 am, HardWorkingDog <har...(a)mush.man> wrote: > I still have a hard time figuring out why someone would need the > manual for a late model dirt bike. > > THEY GIVE THEM AWAY FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE. It's been my experience that I have always gotten an Owner's Manual free with every new bike I've ever purchased. If I wanted the full-on Service Manual, which I believe Joza was looking for, I had to buy it from the dealer. This has been true with every bike I've ever purchased, whether street or dirt. I was quite incensed when I found out the only Service Manual available for my KTM was on a CD. I didn't appreciate Eric coming in here and getting on my computer when he was all greasy and pissed off. Not to mention we always take the service manuals with us when we travel with the bikes. Never know when you're going to have to rebuild the motor in camp <G> I took it to work and printed the whole thing out and put it in a binder. > Charles Tami- Wait...I take that back; I had to get a private investigator involved in order to secure an owner's manual for my GasGas. Aaaand, my favorite employee at my favorite KTM dealer sent me my very own KTM Service Manual CD free of charge <G>
From: Joza on 24 Jun 2007 16:30 "HardWorkingDog" <harvey(a)mush.man> je napisao u poruci interesnoj grupi:harvey-889B7B.12271424062007(a)individual.net... > In article <f5mfo0$t3j$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> > wrote: > >> "HardWorkingDog" <harvey(a)mush.man> je napisao u poruci interesnoj >> grupi:harvey-E28095.10472124062007(a)individual.net... >> > In article <harvey-60A714.10354524062007(a)individual.net>, >> > HardWorkingDog <harvey(a)mush.man> wrote: >> > >> >> In article <f5lqqb$hhp$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> >> >> wrote: >> >> >> >> > "HardWorkingDog" <harvey(a)mush.man> je napisao u poruci interesnoj >> >> > grupi:harvey-0FB913.12472723062007(a)individual.net... >> >> > > In article <f5jrtd$215$1(a)ss408.t-com.hr>, "Joza" <bgrujcic(a)net.hr> >> >> > > wrote: >> >> > > >> >> > >> Does anybody have service manual maybe, or link or anythink. I >> >> > >> need >> >> > >> to >> >> > >> change >> >> > >> front fork suspension seal..... its start leeking.... >> >> > >> >> >> > >> Or maybe somebody know how much oil go in fork ? >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> Thx in advance >> >> > > >> >> > > http://dirtbike.off-road.com/dirtbike/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=3640 >> >> > > 83 >> >> > > >> >> > > -- >> >> > > Charles >> >> > > '99 YZ250 >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > Thx but i find service manual for this bike.... >> >> > >> >> > Anybody need link is here... >> >> > http://www.nbsupercycle.com/servicemanuals/04servicemanuals.htm >> >> >> >> "That's inconCEIVable." >> >> >> >> As far as I can tell, that's the first time I've seen an Owner's >> >> Service Manual available in PDF format available to download from the >> >> Japanese manufacturers. >> >> >> >> I'm sure that's a mistake on NB Supercycle's part, I noticed that >> >> there is no link to that page from the Dealer's site anywhere, and if >> >> you try to back up a link or two from the URL, you get an access >> >> denied page. It's probably for their own internal use, and someone let >> >> the secret out. >> >> >> >> Get it while you can, as Janis once sung. >> > >> > I still have a hard time figuring out why someone would need the >> > manual for a late model dirt bike. >> > >> > THEY GIVE THEM AWAY FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE. >> > >> > So if the thing is stolen and you didn't get a chance to nab the >> > manual, you've got a helluva deal anyway so why not just pay for the >> > damn manual. >> > >> > If you bought the bike used, would you really trust buying it from >> > some schnook who can't even keep track of the manual for a couple >> > years, on something that is so mechanically refined and complex that >> > it requires a 370 page manual to keep it running? Just walk away from >> > the deal. If you can't resist, because it's such a great deal, see >> > above. >> > >> > Judging from the torn and oil & grease-stained condition of my >> > manuals, I sure as hell wouldn't want to try to work from a pdf file >> > either. Doesn't fit well in my garage, although maybe MW Inc could >> > pull it off. >> > >> > -- >> > Charles >> > '99 YZ250 >> >> >> Hm... >> Is somethings wrong with this manual or what ? I dont understand you very >> well... > > No, it's just fine. I hope it helps you with your fork questions. > > I'm just ranting about something that doesn't have anything to do with > you in particular. > > [to rant: excessive verbiage, characteristic of usenet, to demonstrate > outrage at some moral or ethical transgression which generally has > nothing to do with the topic at hand] > > Please, excuse me. > > -- > Charles > '99 YZ250 I understand you now. I buy used bike, and owners manual i don`t have. And i think the fork ustion is not in owners its only in service manual. And service manual have only dealers... On internet i find but is about 30 - 50 $...
From: HardWorkingDog on 24 Jun 2007 16:56
In article <1182716201.282279.41260(a)g37g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, WoodsChick <TamiRowell(a)msn.com> wrote: > On Jun 24, 10:47 am, HardWorkingDog <har...(a)mush.man> wrote: > > I still have a hard time figuring out why someone would need the > > manual for a late model dirt bike. > > > > THEY GIVE THEM AWAY FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE. > > It's been my experience that I have always gotten an Owner's Manual > free with every new bike I've ever purchased. If I wanted the full-on > Service Manual, which I believe Joza was looking for, I had to buy it > from the dealer. This has been true with every bike I've ever > purchased, whether street or dirt. I can't say for sure with Joza, or Kawasaki of Croatia, but in the US I'm fairly certain that all Japanese mx-oriented bikes come with a combined "Owner's/Service Manual" that has virtually all the information you'd need to do all the service work needed. Yes, it is not the full-on Dealers Service Manual, but it probably contains 99% of what you'll ever need, from engine rebuild to steering head bearing replacement to fork servicing to silencer re-packing. (I can only say with 100% certainty that this is true for Yamaha. Maybe Yamaha is the only one...I'm curious now.) In contrast, the Japanese *street* bikes I've owned come with an Owner's Manual only, very limited in the service issues--primarily how to change oil and brake pads, and do the minimal adjustments to suspension and controls. I can say with certainty this applies to Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha. > > I was quite incensed when I found out the only Service Manual > available for my KTM was on a CD. I didn't appreciate Eric coming in > here and getting on my computer when he was all greasy and pissed off. > Not to mention we always take the service manuals with us when we > travel with the bikes. Never know when you're going to have to rebuild > the motor in camp <G> I took it to work and printed the whole thing > out and put it in a binder. I have been known to take a manual with me to the "library" just to stay busy whilst otherwise occupied... > > Charles > > Tami- > > Wait...I take that back; I had to get a private investigator involved > in order to secure an owner's manual for my GasGas. > > Aaaand, my favorite employee at my favorite KTM dealer sent me my very > own KTM Service Manual CD free of charge <G> Good 'ol Murray! -- Charles '99 YZ250 |