manual

[Peperapido_imp]

Houtman, thanks but after the post of Cormanus (and before your post) I bought the one in the above ebay link. Lets see what I get, I will then come here and tell to you.
Again, thank you very much.

[Houtman_imp]

Houtman, thanks but after the post of Cormanus (and before your post) I bought the one in the above ebay link. Lets see what I get, I will then come here and tell to you.
Again, thank you very much.

You are very welcome !

[Peperapido_imp]

Yes, it is a genuine manual, not a copy

[peterbaron]

Congrats, study and use it
P.S Just wonder what is your cell number..in case if I get stuck, I may need some info from your newly bought manual

[GoldOxide_imp]

Thanks for sharing your success Peperapido.

[Peperapido_imp]

I'll be happy to help!

Congrats, study and use it
P.S Just wonder what is your cell number..in case if I get stuck, I may need some info from your newly bought manual

It is not an easy task to buy service manuals here. In Europe Honda (and other brands) don't sell service manuals. When we try to import it from US, customs
will put another 30 to 40% above the price of the book+postage

Thanks for sharing your success Peperapido.

[HondaJon_imp]

Just an FYI, MR. T can get those special Honda tools we cannot buy here in the US.

Had to buy a tool for my 450X and Mr. T. was able to source it.[/align]

[GoldOxide_imp]

I'll be happy to help!

Congrats, study and use it
P.S Just wonder what is your cell number..in case if I get stuck, I may need some info from your newly bought manual

It is not an easy task to buy service manuals here. In Europe Honda (and other brands) don't sell service manuals. When we try to import it from US, customs
will put another 30 to 40% above the price of the book+postage

Thanks for sharing your success Peperapido.

Yeah, seems counter-intuitive. If you cannot source and buy the item locally, then one has to import it. I can understand being punished (i.e. taxed) if the item is already available in the home country, but is purchased from abroad. But if it is not available? ... not fair commerce for sure.

The other issue could be related to country-of-origin and the lack of a trade agreement between the exchanging countries.

I know if I can get something directly from Japan, no custom duty will be added. However, if that item passes through via the U.S., duty will be added to the other fees.