Which Manual?

[stu]

On E Bay-
Haynes 97-00 $36
On CD from Canada for an 05 $9.95
DEaler manual for a 99 $50
OEM dealer manual for 05-07 $85
Since my bike is an 02, which is closer, an 00 or an 05 manual?

[steventhechef]

some here go for dealer or Hayes.

Depends on your motor but the 00 would be closer..

If you have got an 02 motor (black all over) thenthe motor part and some other bits are different.

Can you not get an 02-04 manual?

[SEAsprintah]

search on haynes

[SEAsprintah]

never mind...the search feature is useless.

http://www.themotorbookstore.com/haytriumdays.html


will get you a Haynes manual covering '02 Sprints. It is very good if not excellent. $25.

[stu]

Thats a great link! THanks a bunch, Haynes is on order.
Stu

[Medic09]

Does Clymer publish a manual for the Sprints?

I've not liked Haynes very much in the past (for '75 Trident, '78 Honda CB750, and '78 Yamaha SR500). I have like Clymer much better (Honda and Yamaha). I usually look at the factory shop manual and the Clymer.

Now that I have a Sprint, I can't seem to find what I want.

[SEAsprintah]

I'm 99.9% sure Clymer doesn't do a current Triumph manual. Only vintage Triumphs 500-750cc twins, '63-'79. Clymer's are good, they are specifically geared towards the diy'er unlike factory manuals.

The motorbookstore.com is an authroized Clymer distributor and that is the only Triumph manual they carry, as well as a bunch of other places.

When I was checking I found another link that sells the Sprint manual for a few dollars cheaper, I don't know if they make it up by charging more for shipping and handling:

http://www.repairmanual.com/motorcycles/2001/66/0/9336