Re: Service manual of choice (yellowduck996)
LT Snyder's 2nd or 3rd edition manual and the haynes.
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between the two you can usually get what your looking for
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LT Snyder's 2nd or 3rd edition manual and the haynes.
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Re: Service manual of choice (jasont_ot)
The first manual I got was the Haynes, and thought it was pretty good, then picked up a factoy Ducati manual. The factory manual seemed harder to understand, and everything is in drawings (didn't really care for it too much at the time). I then got LT's "old" manual, right before I did my 12K service, and it was great (it really cleared up alot for me)...What I'm finding now, is that the more familiar I get with the bike, and the more "advanced" things I do to it, the more I use and rely on the factory manual. If you can swing it, get all three...then you're covered.
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The first manual I got was the Haynes, and thought it was pretty good, then picked up a factoy Ducati manual. The factory manual seemed harder to understand, and everything is in drawings (didn't really care for it too much at the time). I then got LT's "old" manual, right before I did my 12K service, and it was great (it really cleared up alot for me)...What I'm finding now, is that the more familiar I get with the bike, and the more "advanced" things I do to it, the more I use and rely on the factory manual. If you can swing it, get all three...then you're covered.
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