| Author | Message | ||
     Yamafreak |
Were is the best place to get a manual for my 08XT? I need to change my rear tire this weekend?  | ||
| Neroadnetime |
e-bay but I dont know if it will get to you in time. Try your local Harley Dealer. If they were a Buell dealer, you might find one there. Call around your state and those close by. FedEx might be a way to get it to you. Good luck | ||
| Andymnelson |
American Sport Bike , call and let them know you need it by the weekend...you'll get it. (Message edited by andymnelson on August 18, 2010) | ||
| Froggy |
Also from sponsor Libtery HD/Buell, they usually have the manuals in stock http://www.libertyharley.com/buell/parts/ 99490-08YA A 2008 XB Models Service Manual Also pickup the electrical and parts books, they are great to have around just in case. The parts book has fantastic diagrams that make reassembly a breeze. Also, being that you have a XT, make sure you get the parts and service manuals that end with -08YA, as the 08Y book does not have the XT. | ||
| Yamafreak |
Thanks All On my way to the dealer, they have one in stock.  I will be changing my rear tire this weekend. How do you jack that Beast up? | ||
| Froggy |
http://www.americansportbike.com/shoponline/ccp0-p rodshow/16131.html | ||
| Ratbuell |
The manual will explain...but the muffler is a jack point. Put your jack under the little triangle logos, and either support the bike from the rafters so it doesn't fall, or jack it so it's up on the jack, the sidestand, and the front tire. Gives you just enough room to get the tire out...but don't sneeze. That's the "this weekend" solution. Personally, I use Pit Bull stands front and rear. Next...I need to get a lift table. Tired (and too damn old/sore) of bending down all the time LOL. |
