Will the Haynes manual do or do I really need to pay for the Triumph manual? I shall be doing the twenty-something thousand service that includes valve clearances. Not really looking forward to it.
I have both and I have to say the Triumph manual is infinitely superior, especially when it comes to the electrical section. I feel confident to do the valve clearances with it whereas I'd be a bit reluctant with only the Haynes book.
Having said that, the Haynes version is fine for the everyday bits & bobs. And there are one or two "deliberate" mistakes in the Triumph book - eg the statement that the chain tension should be checked on the side stand...........
Just posted this on the 'rip off' post aswell:
Am buying manual on cd from ebay, will let you know if any good.
Quote from: "greg"Just posted this on the 'rip off' post aswell:
Am buying manual on cd from ebay, will let you know if any good.
How much for a copy of that :wink:
Quote from: "¥TigerTamer™"Quote from: "greg"Just posted this on the 'rip off' post aswell:
Am buying manual on cd from ebay, will let you know if any good.
How much for a copy of that :wink:
Another forum user suggests the ebay seller is a bit of an idiot. If you get the right CD, you could do a few of us a favour by making it available :wink:
I thought Haynes's was coming out with an updated Tiger manual. Anyone know anything about this?
I'd be keen on a copy if possible mate, PM me if it turns out ok.
Anyone even find a good CD manual?