Chinese, Taiwanese & Korean 125cc Motorcycles Haynes Repair Manual: Revised 2015 (Haynes Powersport)

If you cannot find a manual for your motorbike then this will assist you with more than just basic maintenance. Obviously most of these bikes are different but the general principals are mostly the same. Great book completed by experts and vast of knowledge

Amazing how much sharing goes on between Japanese big four makes and masses of other names

It's very difficult to find any kind of workshop manual for your Chinese bike but this at least gives the home mechanic some useful guidance. If your experience of spanner-wielding is limited, however, you'll probably struggle a bit, but if you just need it as a rough guide, this will definitely do the trick.

Very handy for service on bike

needed for electrical problem, did the job ok

Covers most Asian motorcycles, lots of helpful information. So very pleased

Poorly printed if I’m honest the paper quality is yellowish & some if the pictures are blurry the print however isn’t the best.For the price you should be able to access digitally to make up for the lack of use as can’t read it well.

To revise my first review, the service manual is as good as it can be as it deals with so many motorcycles in one book.It was Haynes manuals that listed my bike SYM XS 125 K in the older version of this manual, apparently it has never been included in the manual.The seller has gone out of his way to help withe the problem even though its not his fault, So I can really recommend this seller to anyone who wants a a motorbike manual