A few weeks ago I misplaced my Clymer and spent about two weeks looking for it before I bought a new one. Wouldn't you know it but as soon as the new one arrived I found the old one. :roll:
Well now I have an extra Clymer (sorry, it's the older one that's seen a greasy hand or two) that I would like to give away to someone on this forum. So if you are interested in it post a reply to this thread, and I'll select the winner by random drawing. The deadline to post is this coming Sunday, the 1st of August, 8:00 PM PDT.
Please only enter if you need the book and have a GS500. Good luck to all entrants. :cheers:
edit - if shipping from me to you is going to exceed around 10 dollars, that won't be included. You can just paypal me or we'll figure it out
Ah, I wouldn't have to worry about greasing up a clean new book. Count me in! :)
please count me in as well. Ta, be lucky.
I'd like to have it too...
i'm in =)
Please count me in!
I could use one too, sign me up.
thanks
Count me in.
I'm interested.
I found the electronic version of the "edit ment to say" Hayes if anyone would like it. Its great when your working on the bike, just print the pages you need,
Quote from: merchjoI found the electronic version of the Clymer if anyone would like it. Its great when your working on the bike, just print the pages you need,
where's the site?
I see if I can find the site again, I have the file but its 75MB of pdf
The sie is no longer up but if someone has some place to except a 76MB rar file I put the file there. Its the manual and all the fiche with all the parts of our bike. (same ones on Rons and bike Bandit)
I did NOT read that ... I did NOT read that ....
Whatever you do, don't even think about charging for it, or John will spank!
As for myself, I wouldn't mind having a scanned copy of the Haynes manual that I already own. It would save me a lot of work. But I can't afford that kind of webspace, and I wouldn't be comfortbale hosting the whole manual anyway.
I know ... I'm not really one to talk. Maybe I should delete all of the Haynes and Clymer diagrams and page fragments I've been hosting (and posting)...? :roll:
this site gives you 20 megs of FREE webspace.. maybe put it up as multiple pdf files on more than one free website you make? then put it as a stick on the forum?
http://www.angelfire.lycos.com/
I recently bought a ZX900haynes...and I am impressed... They must have a Kerry :lol: at the editors desk... welllaid out, the difficulty level for each job,and the list of parts that can be worked on wiht the engine still in the frame. Impressive. But of course looooots of descriptive text,and relatively few pics, and the manual itself is like 2 times the factory one.
Cool.
Srinath.
Colour me interested!!
Yes, dammmit, I said coloUr. What of it? :cheers:
The only color in my Haynes manual is on the front and back covers and on the wiring diagram pages.
count me in , please! :)
Add me to the list, would love it for my new (to me) '97 GS :thumb:
Count me in.
Please include me in the Clymer Sweepstakes... :thumb:
As they say.....you got to be in it to win it....so put my name in the hat.
Wayne
Quote from: KerryI did NOT read that ... I did NOT read that ....
Whatever you do, don't even think about charging for it, or John will spank!
As for myself, I wouldn't mind having a scanned copy of the Haynes manual that I already own. It would save me a lot of work. But I can't afford that kind of webspace, and I wouldn't be comfortbale hosting the whole manual anyway.
I know ... I'm not really one to talk. Maybe I should delete all of the Haynes and Clymer diagrams and page fragments I've been hosting (and posting)...? :roll:
I would never charge for something I got for free. Like you Kerry I own the original manual.
The files are sized as follows:
Haynes.pdf - 74665KB
Parts.pdf - 1065KB
As for smaller files not sure how you bust them into smaller ones
Ratboy is the winner. I had my girlfriend draw the name from a hat, so if you lost you can blame her. :lol:
Congratulations to Ratboy :thumb: