Good Manual for 2-Stroke Bike Maintenance?

[HooliganR6]

Hello all...
With in the next week or so I will be buying a bike for my son and I. Him a KX65 and me probably a YZ125. I have always owned 4-Stroke street bikes so these will be my first 2-stroke bikes. I have read a lot on here and it sounds like most of the regular maintenance is pretty straight forward. But was wondering if there is a good manual out there that will walk you through everything from putting on a new top end to correct mixture of oil/fuel?

Or would I be better getting a Clymer manual for each individual bike? Or even better the factory service manual?

Thanks in advance!

 

[chevy383cid]

I'd go with the factory service manual!!

 

[Chili]

The factory service manuals are usually top notch. For general 2 stroke and bike maintenance in general I'd get Eric Gorr's book http://www.motorbooks.com/Store/ProductDetails_16229.ncm

 

[robwbright]

The factory service manuals are usually top notch. For general 2 stroke and bike maintenance in general I'd get Eric Gorr's book http://www.motorbooks.com/Store/ProductDetails_16229.ncm

+1 on both of those.

 

[daniel 40]

Motocycle mantenance DVD's go to http://www.motopowervideo.com Check them out they will have anything you need for whatever your working on your bike.

 

[chicken197]

The Yamaha service manuals are excellent and far better than anything Clymer can publish. Check **** if one doesn't come with your bike.

 

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