I am about to start some looking for parts, for my Norton Comando, looked up Waldrige and British Cycle Supply in Canada, their sites seem to be a bit to teckno for info all pdf, I have dial up, I did phone BCS, they are shipping a parts cat, but dont have a factory shop manual, its a must? . I can get a Haynes but dont like them any ideas? tks
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Having the right #'s is power. By not having them you cut your suppliers down to about one third with a lot more room for mistakes. And even those guys like the #'s. So yes a must.
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I strongly recommend that you get a copy of either the factory or Clymer manual, or both? The Haynes Commando manual isn't that bad either.
There are a couple of factory manuals on the web:
Pdf : http://www.classicbike.biz/Norton/Repai ... mmando.pdf
Or this one (Contents page): http://rocbo.lautre.net/technique/norto ... p/004.html
-where you can select the required section and then use: "<" ">" - to turn the pages.
There are a couple of factory manuals on the web:
Pdf : http://www.classicbike.biz/Norton/Repai ... mmando.pdf
Or this one (Contents page): http://rocbo.lautre.net/technique/norto ... p/004.html
-where you can select the required section and then use: "<" ">" - to turn the pages.
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www.oldbritts.com has all the parts books on-line.
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