Manuals

[1965njcb77]

Hey all,
Looking for a good cb77 manual. I have read both the Silver manuals. I have a Honda manual I am reading now. I was wondering what else is good? Clymer vs. Haynes? I hear there's a good cd rom out there but I haven't found it.
Thanks

[LOUD MOUSE]

Hello new member.
How bout ya add your location at the place ya signed up. ..............lm

Hey all,
Looking for a good cb77 manual. I have read both the Silver manuals. I have a Honda manual I am reading now. I was wondering what else is good? Clymer vs. Haynes? I hear there's a good cd rom out there but I haven't found it.
Thanks

[1965njcb77]

Hello,
I have done so, I am located in New Jersey. Thank you.

[LOUD MOUSE]

Thanks as now we know your location. ............lm

Hello,
I have done so, I am located in New Jersey. Thank you.

[e3steve]

Welcome to posting, nj.

Watch eBay for repair, resto & workshop manuals, but look here first.

I have the Chilton manual and I, personally, think it was a waste of trees; I know there are others here who have found that the Chilton manual gives conflicting data also. The Honda w/s manual (or CD), Bill's manuals (or CD) and the Owner's handbook which I've shared on Mediafire, along with The Forum and h305 Main Site Search feature, in the l/h yellow pane, is all you'll ever need, IMHO.

G'luck.

[1965njcb77]

Ah, thank you kindly Steve!

[e3steve]

I have the Chilton manual and I, personally, think it was a waste of trees; I know there are others here who have found that the Chilton manual gives conflicting data also.

Ah, thank you kindly Steve!

Sorry, typo error; I meant "Clymer's" there. From my (past) experience, Haynes seems to produce one of the better non-OEM w/s manuals, but Honda's and Silver's are, without doubt, the best combination to own/study; each complements the other.