March 10, 200818 yr I would like a workshop manual, ie for taking stuff apart rather than a high level maintenance type, is there anywhere to download? Seems to be a common question so could a sticky be added for newbies? Thanks Steve
March 11, 200818 yr Author Ah nice videos thanks. So no sign of a static paper type manual then? Steve
March 13, 200818 yr http://www.gasgasmotos.es/eng/frame.htm Here you go! The owners manual and parts list is as close as your going to come to paper versions. You might also want to check the us website www.gasgas.com under the tech link. Lots of good info in there as well. --Biff
March 17, 200818 yr Author Thanks for that Biff. It would be nice to have a proper manual but seems like most stuff can be worked out from the combined information sources, and I suppose its not as if trials bike are ultra high tech, or indeed normally need a lot of disassembly! Steve
March 17, 200818 yr Most stuff will only go back together 1 way and in a certain order. You usually find the correct order by trial and error at times. Couple of hints: If it does not go easy back up and remove any other related items. Most bolts go in 1 way for a reason so make a note of which side the bolt or allen head is on and the nut. If in doubt of where you are going take digital photos for yourself on tear down each step of the way. (this one is the most useful) Other than that they are a pretty simple machine in a relatively tight package. --Biff
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