Obtaining A Proper Workshop Manual

[CrossRider]

Habitually, I get manuals for all the vehicles I own and service. I was surprised not to find a Haynes manual for the Crosstourer. There is one for the Twin.

Where can I get a good manual?
I found a “reprint” on EBay, but that sounds a bit dodge. Are these legit?
A Russian site provides the pdf free, that has to be dodge 

[Hound]

The Russian pdf is fine but has no wiring diagram. PM me and I can link you to both the manual and electrickery diagram (a forum member - Rex - very kindly posted an excellent one in full colour).

They're on my Google Drive, not on a questionable Russian website.

[Beer Belly]

You can buy a genuine Honda one, try Fowlers or David Silvers. Last time I got one they were around the £55 quid mark.

[hoppicker]

The genuine Honda one is well worth the cost if you plan to do your own maintenance. Two thick manuals with good details. Even down to hose clip orientation.

[CrossRider]

Thanks for your response.. I'm on a mission to procure one.

[CrossRider]

Originally Posted by Beer Belly

You can buy a genuine Honda one, try Fowlers or David Silvers. Last time I got one they were around the £55 quid mark.

Thanks, I've mailed them.