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25 Sep 2005
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honda xr650l owners manual?
Bought my bike and are very pleased with it so far.Want to start working on it and are looking for a owners manual.
Where can I look or find one.Have been to a few book shops but nobody has the one I am looking for.
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25 Sep 2005
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haynes don't do one, but clymers do
ask merlins ( www.merlinbooks.co.uk or 01403 257626) for the latest edition of the XR600 manual as it covers the xrl in more detail
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26 Sep 2005
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[i got a manual from haynes which is for the xr600r and xr600l.Is it going to be the same as the clymers one?
Went to bracken on the weekend and they told me that there is a complete manual for the xr650l on the net which I can download but I can't find the site.
Maybe go to a honda dealarship and hope that they can help me.
Any more info would be appreciated.
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26 Sep 2005
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This is the link (or a link):
Official 1993-2005 Honda XR650L Factory Service Manual
http://www.repairmanual.com/motorcyc.../5/16388/11194
This is a better manual than the Clymer XR600 manual with the insert for the XR650L.
Great bike choice,
Matt
Aussie 2006
PS I can't find the online version either
[This message has been edited by mattmbishop (edited 25 September 2005).]
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Last week was one original Honda manual at E-BAY for less then 20US.Keep an eye there!
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Hey Matt.
What wind screen did you fit to your bike?Also looking for one at this stage?
Thanks for the info on the manual.
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[This message has been edited by mjp.xrl (edited 26 September 2005).]
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It's a GIVI Airstar screen. I think it's the A604.
The headlight cutout doesn't fit exactly around the headlight, but it still works fine. I had it removed the other day for a ride down the coast and was amazed at how much colder it is riding the bike without it.
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thanks
appreciate the info
rather cold on my bike cause the winter has arrived.
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