Motorcycle
Owner's Manual
Hugo Wilson
An easy-to-use manual that shows you how to maximize your machine's
performance and save money on garage bills. Covers a wide range of machines
and caters to all technical abilities, from novice riders to experienced
mechanics; written by respected motorcycle journalist and best-selling
author Hugo Wilson; explains everything from simple adjustments to complex
repairs with step-by-step color photographs and easy-to-follow text.
Paperback - 112 pages (June 1997)
Dorling Kindersley Publishers; ISBN: 0789416158 |
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How
to Set Up Your Motorcycle Workshop: Tips and Tricks for Building and Equipping
Your Dream Workshop
by C. G. Masi
Paperback from Whitehorse Press
Book Published: June, 2003
"What's great about this book is that it covers everything from
small spaces big enough for a single bike to professional repair and race
shops. In all of these spaces, one concern remains constant: where to put
things. Masi goes into the theory of how to organize such an environment
and illustrates his examples with clear, easy-to-read diagrams and photographs."
American
Iron Magazine, May 1997 |
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Motorcycle
Restorer's Workshop Companion : The Complete Guide to Techniques and Tools
for Bike Restoration and Repair
by Geoff Purnell
Applies to general workshop techniques and proceedures - not actually
motorcycle specific. A very useful reference book.
Hardcover (December 1992)
Haynes Pubns; ISBN: 1852603933
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Motorcycles
Listed under General Interest
Motorcycles
: Fundamentals, Service, and Repair
by Bruce A. Johns, David D. Edmundson, Robert Scharff
Hardcover - 560 pages 3rd edition (December 1998)
Goodheart-Willcox Co; ISBN: 1566374790
Haynes
Motorcycle Workshop Practice Manual
by John Fidell, Pete Shoemark
Paperback - 144 pages 2nd edition (February 1999)
Haynes Pubns; ISBN: 1859604706
Haynes
Motorcycle Fuel Systems TechBook
by John Robinson
Paperback - 256 pages (July 15, 2000)
Haynes Pub Group; ISBN: 1859605141
How to Repair Plastic Bodywork: Practical, Money-Saving Techniques
for Cars, Motorcycles, Trucks, Atvs, and Snowmobiles
by Kurt Lammon
Listed under Composites
Motorcycle Turbocharging, Supercharging & Nitrous Oxide : A Complete
Guide to Forced Induction and Its Use on Modern Motorcycle Engines
Joe Haile
Listed under Turbocharging
Motocross & Off-Road Motorcycle Performance Handbook
by Eric Gorr
Listed under Motocross Books
Motorcycle
Tuning : Chassis
John Robinson
Covers chassis, tyres, suspension, brakes and development.
Paperback - 259 pages 2nd edition (December 1994)
Butterworth-Heinemann; ISBN: 075061840X |
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Motorcycle
Tuning : Four Stroke
by John Robinson
Paperback - 178 pages 2nd edition (February 1994)
Butterworth-Heinemann; ISBN: 0750618051
Sportbike
Performance Handbook
Kevin Cameron is responsible for the monthly editorials in Cycle World,
and as such is reknowned as an expert on the pro's and con's of performance
modifications. This book contains a wealth of detailed knowledge garnered
over years of examination of the motorcycle and all it's moving parts,
and perhaps more importantly examines the effects these modifications will
have on the rider in various given situations.
Paperback - 160 pages (April 1998)
Motorbooks International; ISBN: 0760302294 |
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Two-Stroke
Performance Tuning
by A. Graham Bell
Undoubtedly, the virtue which has most contributed to the widespread
use and varied application of the two-stroke engine is its mechanical
simplicity. Tuning expert A. Graham Bell takes readers through the various
modifications that can be made to a two-stroke and its components in order
to derive maximum useable power and mechanical reliability. Both the latest
advances in two-stroke tuning and old standbys are covered for all areas
of operation, from ignition, carburetion, cylinders, and valves through
exhaust systems and dyno tuning. Updates to this expanded edition include
new photography, line diagrams and explanatory charts. Amazon.com
Hardcover - 272 pages 2nd edition (October 1999)
Haynes Pubns; ISBN: 1859606199
Four-Stroke Performance Tuning
by A. Graham Bell
Listed under Engine Rebuilding Books
How to Build & Modify Cylinder Heads, Camshafts and Valvetrains
by Ben Watson
Listed under Engine Rebuilding Books
The Internal-Combustion Engine in Theory and Practice : Combustion,
Fuels, Materials, Design
Charles Fayette Taylor
Listed under Auto Performance
Carroll Smith's Nuts, Bolts and Fasteners and Plumbing Handbook
Carroll Smith
Listed under Auto Performance
Engineer to Win : The Essential Guide to Racing Car Materials Technology
or How to Build Winners Which Don't Break (3747Ap)
Carroll Smith
Listed under Auto Performance
Electrical Machines Problem Solver
by James R. Ogden, Max Fogiel (Photographer)
Comprehensive treatment of topics in electromagnetism, magnetic and
electric circuits, D.C. generators and motors, transformers, A.C.
machines, synchronous generators and motors, induction and special machines
Listed under Machine
Tools
Motorcycle Electrics Without Pain
by Mike Arman
Paperback (June 1980)
Mike Arman Pub; ISBN: 093307803X
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Books
The
Complete Guide to Motorcycle Mechanics
Not recommended - overpriced and uninformative.
Hardcover 2nd edition 1994 Prentice Hall, 378 pages
ISBN: 0132258897
Out of Print
Electronic Ignition Systems for Cars, Motorcycles, and Karts
Roy Bacon, Published Motorbooks Intl; 1979
ASIN: 0850770408
Out of Print - Try Used
Books
Workbook for Motorcycle Mechanics
W. H. Crouse, D. L. Anglin
Paperback (June 1981) Glencoe/MacMillan McGraw Hill
ISBN: 0070147825
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Books
Motorcycle Design & Technology
by Gaetano Cocco
Translated from Italian, this book covers the more technical aspects
of motorcycle design including frame geometry, vibration and tyre technology.
Rather like Tuning for Speed fifty years on.
Hardcover - 272 pages (June 22, 1999)
Motorbooks International; ISBN: 8879111892
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Books
Motorcycle Carburetor Manual
by Shoemark
Paperback (June 1983)
Haynes Pubns; ISBN: 0856966037
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Books
Motorcycle Basics Manual
Pete Shoemark
Written for the novice motorcyclist, this excellent primer consists
of ten chapters accompanied by well over 150 line drawings, covering the
following subjects: Basic and improved two and four-stroke engine types;
Engine designs and layouts; Fuel and exhaust systems; Ignition systems;
Transmission; Lubrication and cooling; Wheels, tyres and brakes; Front
suspension and steering; Frames & Rear suspension; Electrical
systems
Haynes 1986
164 pages, 394 illustrations.
ISBN: 1850100837
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Books
Thermodynamics and Gas Dynamics of Internal-Combustion Engines (Oxford
Science Publications)
J.H. Horlock
Volume 2 Hardcover
Published by Clarendon Pr 1987
ISBN: 0198562128
Out of Print - Try Used
Books
Motorcycle Identification
by Lee S. Cole
Paperback (September 1986)
Lee Books; ISBN: 0939818116
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