I might be a day late dollar short, but check out this screen shot.
-
Welcome to the Yamaha FZ6 Forums. Member registration disables ads and allows you to post and share. Register Here.
Hmmm look what I have.
- Thread starter BranNwebster
- Start date
Nice, I ordered one myself not too long ago and have it sitting right here next to me in the living room. Have yet to actually put it into use, but have only had it for about a week now and haven't really done anything to the bike in that time...other than ride it of course! :thumbup:
SovietRobot
Scourge Of Humanity
How does it compare to the Yamaha service manual?
Nice...A digital version would be killer......I've got the hardcover. How much did it run you? I prefer this over the Yamaha factory manual because the pics are so much nicer....
Nice...A digital version would be killer......I've got the hardcover. How much did it run you? I prefer this over the Yamaha factory manual because the pics are so much nicer....
I DL'd it from 300+ scans off the intrawebs, and then I created the PDF from the images myself. So it was free. :spank:
zigzagg321
blue is fastest...
wanna post the PDF for us to DL? I bet you get a ton of rep points for it. :rockon:
Not to be the rain on the parade, but that is probably more something to discuss privately so as not to put any kind of liability on the forum itself. :thumbup:
I don't see the difference than this and twist of the wrist and other materials that are posted. The forum is not a file hosting service.
If I called you on your phone and told you where to get a stolen car, would Verizon be liable?
So anyway the pdf is 174 mb which is to large to upload right now, I am at my in-laws and their net connection is slow. So I won't be able to do anything until I get back to Houston on the first of august.
But anyone with google skills, the ability to extract a .rar file (using peb.pl as a password) and print multiple images to a pdf, can do exactly what I did.
Mattberkshire
Super Member
I've got one. It's brilliant, got loads of pics too. Mine's covered in oily fingerprints. Well worth the price which is 20 of your pounds sterling
huxy
Junior Member
I got mine off eBay for £17.99 and it's well worth the money. I've used it several times when I've taken something apart, and not been able to get it back together based on the service manual drawings. The photo's in the haynes manual are much easier to understand.
It's also much easier with the page open next to you in the garage comparing it to what you can see rather than running upstairs to the PC to look at the service manual PDF.
It's also much easier with the page open next to you in the garage comparing it to what you can see rather than running upstairs to the PC to look at the service manual PDF.
madmanmaigret
Mad like crazy not angry
I don't think twist is still on here. Mr. Code himself stopped that (I believe)
But a service manual may have a different type of copyright??????
