Good question Camy - same goes for me. Suggestions?

Agree with Hmmm, there is a lot of interesting reading in the workshop manual if you are a do it your selfer.

+1 Would not take a bolt off without out!

So you guys rate the standard HD manual?

 

 

Are there better options such as a Clymer or stick to the original manual?

 

Wayne

Not the manual that comes with the bike mate. You have to buy it from the dealer. 99$ I think and it's about 2 inches thick.

I prefer Clymer manuals they have alot of pics and explanations on how to do jobs, you can sometimes get theam cheap on Evil BAY 

Hi there

These are good as well. service manual is a must but these DVDs actually show you "hands on" how to maintain stuff and repair or replace as required. A bit pricey but worth it for the less HD mechanically experienced.

http://www.fixmyhog.com/

Cheers

I've got the HD 2010 Muscle Manual, Electrical Manual & the Parts book.

That's all you need to pull your bike down or to service it yourself.........

Kiwidaves right You want the Manuals for your Model and your Model alone........

check out

www.buyve.com

for aftermarket manuals (or any book really...).

I got my Clymer from them for a cool US$35 and for postage for the 2kg monster they charged an unbelievable US$3 (three). It did take nearly a month to arrive but at less than half what they charge over here for it it's worth the wait. I've ordered repeatedly from them and their service was always spot on plus you appear to be supporting a charity- what's not to like?

Doesn't fully explain it, but quite a fascinating animation.

http://www.animatedpiston.com/TwinCam.htm