OEM shop manual

[Danger4u2]

Some of you have graciously supplied PDF files of the OEM shop manual and I certainly appreciate that.
And that's great for going over problems with our bike in the comfort of the home or office.
I like having a hard copy in the shop and with my bigger bikes that have stowage I carry them with me on out of town trips.
Do I carry the tools to do major repairs? No. But you might have a problem and end up with a kind soul letting you use his shop.
I bought a set this morning in great condition. He has another set, here's a link if anyone has interest.
1986 - 1997 Kawasaki VOYAGER XII 1200 OEM Service Repair Shop 2 Manual

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1986-1997-Kawa ... 0005.m1851

[voyager55]

Way to much

[Mr Jensee]

You could have downloaded and printed right off this site or the link attached to my signature for free. I went through a lot meticulously cleaning up and maximizing the quality of each page. I paid $20 for a manual some years ago.

[Me Again]

Yes ,you can sit in your favorite spot and find every little detail about these bikes and then print out what you need .As the proud owner of a 1300 I do this a lot.
But somehow holding that book in your hand is a powerful tool and a security blanket rolled into one and $22.50 is not a bad price for that.

[Danger4u2]

I paid $31 for a pristine 2 book set. Free shipping.
Don't get me wrong I am very thankful for all and anyone
that supplied the PDF files. I could have printed it at work
but $31 bucks for the 2 books...money well spent IMO.

[Mr Jensee]

Charlie O'Neal the guy I am getting his Voyager XII up and running had printed out the entire manual and put it in a binder. I have been using his because his copy also includes the updated inserts on the cruise control. I found it in the saddle bag.

[voyager55]

A laptop in the garage does wonders to

[Mr Jensee]

I don't care for greasy mouse(s)

[Danger4u2]

My manuals came in yesterday, as advertised, near new.
Fast shipping, well packaged. Checked the positive feedback.
They won't take up much room on the bike, I just like having them
with me when I'm out on the road. Might attempt an IBA ride tomorrow.
Not many riders have January IBA rides.

[Thadbaker86voyager]

I was fortunate that one of my bikes came with all the service manuals. I love to have a hard copy to sit down and study. However I also have the electronic versions on my smartphone. I find that I use the electronic version more. If I have a question pop in my head I can look it up no matter where I am. If I am waiting somewhere and need to kill some time, I can look up how to do the next repair on my list. I also like being able to print just the section I need. Can take it to the shop with no worry about getting greasy finger prints on it!