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Newb- Just purchased a 1986 Maxim X750!

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by tinwakr123, Aug 21, 2007.

  1. tinwakr123

    tinwakr123 Member

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    Hi Everyone,
    My name is Chuck and I just purchased a 1986 Yamaha Maxim X750!

    I have a dillema though, I have no owner's manual! Does anyone know where I can obtain one?

    Thanks
     
    tinwakr123, Aug 21, 2007
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    Welcome aboard.

    Try ordering one from YAMAHA.
     
    MiCarl, Aug 21, 2007
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    tinwakr123 Member

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    Tried that, discontinued. Yamaha dealer said they cannot get one anymore.

    Thanks,
    Chuck
     
    tinwakr123, Aug 21, 2007
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    Order the XJ CD set... you can find it in the forums. 3 full CDs worth of info, including service and ownders and parts manuals! $10 I think.
     
    XJRook, Aug 22, 2007
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    tinwakr123 Member

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    Sounds Good, do you have a direct link to the guy's site? URL/email addy?

    Thanks,
    Chuck
     
    tinwakr123, Aug 22, 2007
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    If you can get a Clymer manual, they're really good as well. I couldn't find an original manual for my bike either, but the Clymer is good.
     
    redneckzombi, Aug 23, 2007
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    Hey everyone,

    The all-new 2 CD Version 3 set contains over 1 gigabyte of information, including:
    - Thousands of parts diagrams for 58 different model XJ's
    - Over 1,000 photographs, magazine ads, sales brochures and articles.
    - The famous XJ model id code chart that ID's your bike by model code, serial number block, country, etc.

    Complete service and overhaul data for most XJ models:
    - All XJ550 and XJ550R Maxim and Seca XJ600RL, SD
    - All XJ650, XJ650R and XJ650L Maxim, Seca and Turbo Seca
    - All XJ700 Maxim
    - All XJ700 and XJ750 MaximX
    - All 750 and XJ750R Maxim and Seca (Including Police and Injection models) XJ900R (Seca), XJ900F, XJ900N, XJ900S (Diversion) 1100 Maxim

    - Computer troubleshooting, Turbo troubleshooting, and consolidated Yamaha Service Bulletins pertaining to the XJ series.

    You can order it here: members.tripod.com/dav...7.htm#xjcd
     
    XJRook, Aug 24, 2007
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