Best workshop manual ?
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No, it's rubbish. It's full of stuff like torque settings, pictures of strange bits of the bike, which aren't even colour, and tips on how to fix or replace things.
No, it's rubbish. It's full of stuff like torque settings, pictures of strange bits of the bike, which aren't even colour, and tips on how to fix or replace things.
Anything with such properties is best kept well away from me!!
It'd have to be a very good manual to turn me into a mechanic!!
R17GSR
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has no suggestions as to what oil to use, or what torque the left hand inlet giggly pin should be set at, when 'run-in'.
snerkler
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Bought Haynes and although has some useful stuff in overall it's disappointing as the photos aren't very clear. Would be OK for a tenner, but not £22.
Maybe the official BMW one is better?
Maybe the official BMW one is better?
Anyone tried those cd manuals you see on E-Bay?
beermonster
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Bought Haynes and although has some useful stuff in overall it's disappointing as the photos aren't very clear. Would be OK for a tenner, but not £22.
Maybe the official BMW one is better?
Well the official workshop disc has no wiring diagram at all, unlike just about every other workshop manual I have bought. Pretty sharp practice, no doubt to encourage you to take your bike to that friendly authorised dealer
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Well the official workshop disc has no wiring diagram at all, unlike just about every other workshop manual I have bought. Pretty sharp practice, no doubt to encourage you to take your bike to that friendly authorised dealer
Mine has but to complete your manual here you go http://www.r1200gs.info/R1200GS-WD2.pdf
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