Service Manual Again

[Dave swMN]

Spent much time trying to find a ca95 service manual to down load or buy. No luck so if anyone would like to put their's up it would be appreciated.

[Dave swMN]

There is definitely a huge amount of information on this forum to help restore a bike. Is it enough so that a person doesn't need a service manual?

[Sea Monkey]

I have one, but I haven't used it yet. I've been referring to stuff on here- the pics are way better, that's for sure!
That being said, there's a ton on info in the manual that's not on here- I guess it depends on what you plan on working on- all the upkeep, and bike maintenence stuff is in the manual and specific to the bike- I guess if you really know bikes, you could prolly get away with not having it...
I'm a total novice, so I'm glad I got it...

[comp_wiz101]

I`ll repost my response from another thread here:

I think you can get a copy from this thread: http://www.fourwheelforum.com/showthread.php?t=787
Otherwise, I can send you my [pdf] copies of the C95 drivers manual, and the CA95 Parts and Service manuals.

[Dave swMN]

wiz101,
went to the thread you posted and where the info was posted before no longer has the manual available there. I had tried them before but tried again.
Was thinking that a manual would be helpful so if you could help I'd appreciate it.
Can just use e-mail if you want.

[comp_wiz101]

Originally Posted by Dave swMN

wiz101,
went to the thread you posted and where the info was posted before no longer has the manual available there. I had tried them before but tried again.
Was thinking that a manual would be helpful so if you could help I'd appreciate it.
Can just use e-mail if you want.

It's about 36 megs (zipped), so I've thrown it onto MegaShare, so you can download it there:
http://d01.megashares.com/dl/6e73797/CA95_Manuals.zip

If that doesn't work, drop me a line and I'll work something else out.