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Motorcycle Workshop Practice Haynes Techbook
2nd Edition
By: John Fidell & Pete Shoemark
The Workshop Practice Manual provides information on how to use tools and test equipment, carry out minor engineering work, and discusses metalworking, welding, painting, plating and polishing techniques to name but a few. It also includes essential reference information on thread and fastener sizes, fuel ratings, lubricant types and chain sizes.
Introduction
Chapter 1: The workshop
Chapter 2: Tools and tool usage
Chapter 3: Materials
Chapter 4: Measuring and marking out
Chapter 5: General test equipment
Chapter 6: Threads and fasteners
Chapter 7: Workshop techniques with metals
Chapter 8: Workshop techniques with plastics and composites
Chapter 9: Cleaning, finishing and protecting metals and plastics
Chapter 10: Assessing engine problems and repair
Chapter 11: Engine and transmission tasks
Chapter 12: Frame, suspension and brake tasks
Chapter 13: Electrical and ignition tasks
Chapter 14: Wheels and tires
Chapter 15: Machine tools
Chapter 16: Chemicals, cleaners and sealants
Chapter 17: Fuels, fluids and lubricants
Chapter 18: Dealing with damage
Reference Section
