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Motorcycle Chassis | 629.28775 |
Motorcycle Electronics | 629.28775 |
Motorcycle Engine | 621.434 |
Motorcycle Frame | 629.28775 |
Motorcycle Fuel Systems | 629.253 |
Motorcycle Suspension | 629.28775 |
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In-depth exploration of the internal and external workings of today's motorcycles. Straightforward writing and extensive, full-color photos and illustrations will engage readers.
From the author of the Don't Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs sees (the surely a bit bonkers) Paul Carter circumnavigating Australia on a bio-diesel motorcycle.
The story of the motorcycle starts when it was little more than a bicycle frame with an engine strapped on, soon becoming a purpose designed vehicle for cheap every-day transport.
Specifically addressing sportbike suspension systems, this book guides you through the process of setting up your bike's suspension to suit your riding style.
Guides enthusiasts through the most essential processes for assembling a high-performance engine, car, or motorcycle.
This elegant, picture-lavish book, pays tribute by showing all the classic models in exquisite photographic detail, accompanied by an expert commentary.
Although they may look like simple components, the motorbike fork plays a critical role in the overall dynamic behaviour of motorcycles.
The first model was a bicycle with an engine strapped to it. Since then, the motorcycle has become its own vehicle, with a model to suit anybody's needs.
Starting with basic electrical theory, the book demonstrates a wealth of electrical tips and techniques, providing a progressive and detailed guide to tasks.
Coverage of over 8,000 models from 62 manufacturers worldwide and features in excess of 4,000 repair times, with Kerb weights - Tuning and emission values - Carburettor jet sizes and settings - Oil types and capacities - Tightening torques - Diagnostic trouble codes
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