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Books : Motorcycle Basics Techbook (Haynes Manuals)(2nd Edition)In association with Amazon.comby: John Haynes  List Price: $42.45 Amazon.com's Price: $28.02 You Save: $14.43 (34%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 629 EAN: 9781859605158 ISBN: 185960515X Label: Haynes Manuals, Inc. Manufacturer: Haynes Manuals, Inc. Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 222 Publication Date: July 05, 2002 Publisher: Haynes Manuals, Inc. Studio: Haynes Manuals, Inc. Sales Rank: 93214 Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: All common engine, chassis and electrical systems fully explained and illustrated. Topics covered include engine cycles and layouts, carburettors and fuel injection, ignition systems, clutches, gearbox, engine lubrication and cooling, wheels, tires, braking systems, suspension, steering, handling, design and electrical systems. Average Rating:
 Rating: - Great book.For Begineers who want to understand the basiscs of their machine.. I found it very easy to follow in the most part, not to use on a certain bike, but with a bike manual it will be great help. It covers a wide variety, but I sensed speceific hostility to my baby (Harley Davidson), but oh well, Loved by few, respected by many :). Rating: - Great book for understanding the basicsI found this book an extremely interesting read and a great introduction to the basics of motorcycles. A must read for motorcycle enthusiasts looking to get a grip of the basics! Rating: - Perfect Books for the BasicsAside from the occasional spelling differences (tyre instead of tire, etc.) this serves as the perfect introduction to the inner workings of your bike. It's not too complicated, nor does it treat its readers as idiots; rather it's a great blend of information and photos that allow you to learn the core ideas behind the metal and plastic. What I really liked was the build up of old to new styles of all the various systems it covers. As the title plainly states this is a basics book, and it won't ... Read More Rating: - C'mon girls, it's time to get down and dirty!I'm a young(ish) woman who is absolutely new to the world of motorcycles. I bought this book from Amazon after reading through the posted reviews, and am pleased to say that it was an excellent purchase. I really don't have anything to compare this book to, but I can say that it has been a wonderful introduction to the nuts and bolts of motorcycles. I never really understood what constituted an engine before picking up this book, but now I can talk intelligently on many ... Read More Rating:  - Thorough overviewThis book is not and does not try to be a shop manual. What it is, is a well-done primer on the theory behind the various systems in a motorcycle. The chapter on engines was fascinating to me. It explains, in rough historical/chronological order, the development of various engine designs, and how each was a reponse to weaknesses in previous designs and how each one introduced it own problems (while at the same time older designs were tweaked in various ways to minimize problems). The design variations ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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