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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: CROSSBOLT on September 12, 2020, 10:00:08 PM
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Juno21 on another thread posted that cyclepedia.com offers kindle service manuals for about ten bucks! So I looked on Amazon Kindle and found bunches of these things! Now that is the way you do it! It might be a pain to print it but that is an option. The cost difference is substantial so if it is a waste one has not lost much.
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Only issue with that is if you don't have a printer. Would be a cost savings to some people though.
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Only issue with that is if you don't have a printer. Would be a cost savings to some people though.
Good point but like me, super tightwad I am, still use the tablet for checking the manual. It is like looking through a keyhole!
The big drawback of most printers is printing one side only!
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I got my Service book from dealer--all bound and ready to use. Kymco manuals are not the best, but work.
Long trips I carry it with me....just in case.
Forgot what I paid.
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Good point but like me, super tightwad I am, still use the tablet for checking the manual. It is like looking through a keyhole!
The big drawback of most printers is printing one side only!
All I have is a tablet as well. I became disillusioned with my last laptop that I paid a lot of money for only to have it fail shortly after warranty ran out. The repair service said I could replace it cheaper then fixing it. Had a wireless printer that failed in short order as well. Tablet has been super reliable and use it in the truck for a GPS as well. I bought hard copies for my scooters from Cyclepedia.
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I got my Service book from dealer--all bound and ready to use. Kymco manuals are not the best, but work.
Long trips I carry it with me....just in case.
Forgot what I paid.
On my People S 250 that I plan on rebuilding I found a used Kymco manual on ebay for not much money.