ALYZ
Member
I have a new 2020 YZ125X. I want a printed shop manual for when I eventually have to fix stuff. Here's what I already know:
1) The "X" is a new model
This is true, but 99% of it is the same as a regular YZ.
2) "you should have gotten one with bike"
This is 1/2 false. Now you get an "owner's service manual". Two birds, one stone. Great owner's manual but lacking in detail of repairs.
So here's the simple question:
Since the YZ models have gone unchanged (other than cosmetics) for so long, how far back, in years, can I go on the existing print manuals? I'm thinking 2005 and later would still be accurate for basic stuff like fixing a water pump or power valve. Just want to be sure I buy a manual that's still relevant.
1) The "X" is a new model
This is true, but 99% of it is the same as a regular YZ.
2) "you should have gotten one with bike"
This is 1/2 false. Now you get an "owner's service manual". Two birds, one stone. Great owner's manual but lacking in detail of repairs.
So here's the simple question:
Since the YZ models have gone unchanged (other than cosmetics) for so long, how far back, in years, can I go on the existing print manuals? I'm thinking 2005 and later would still be accurate for basic stuff like fixing a water pump or power valve. Just want to be sure I buy a manual that's still relevant.