What is your favorite tech book?

Now a day it costs a lot of money to take your Harley to a repair shop. If your like me, you prefer to tackle mechanical problems yourself and save tons of money. One of the most helpful resources when working on a motorcycle is a good tech book for the “do it yourselfers”. Everyone seems to have their favorite book that helps them through difficult questions and instructs them on how to properly install, remove, or repair certain parts on the bike. My favorite tech book is The Custom Chopper Cookbook. I could read this book all day long. Does anyone else have a favorite tech book they often look at? If so, what is it?

One of my favorite books is the Harley Davidson factory service manual. It costs about $50 dollars, but that was a few years ago so it may be more now. I have used this manual several times and it has helped me immensely. The only problem is it’s designed for readers who have basic mechanical knowledge. It is not a beginner’s manual and the wording is very technical. For those who need a little more hands on information, you may want to use, “Motorcycles Fundamentals Service and Repair”. It provides a large range of photos related to repair work and it covers trouble-shooting areas that are always helpful when trying to diagnose a problem.