Hi,

I didn't get any manual with my bike,
so I was just wondering what was a good
maintenance manual?

If anyone has a suggestion,
or a favorite?

Thanks!

My story:
I bought my shop manual from the Harley shop that screwed up my bike - in the first year of owning it brand new. They damaged the output shaft seal in the transmission and then wanted me to pay for it. So - I marched in to the store part of the dealership. I found the shop manual for my bike. I never returned to a shop - any shop - ever again.
You can easily find something online these days for anything- A sportster manual is out there with your name on it.
I've done every oil change, repair, maintenance, rebuild, etc..... from that book. I've documented some for the forum here - feel free to look into them for some entertainment. Hey, I keep it real.

Make sure you get the official Harley Davidson Shop Manual - make sure it is for your model and year - if it's used make sure it's not missing any pages.
Even though you bike has had some cosmetic changes the bike is still stock and all the info in the book will be accurate.

RE:
Make sure you get the official Harley Davidson Shop Manual.

Thanks Roadking,
I'll stop into Barger's (HD) next time I get a chance.
It's close by.