GASGAS Shop Manual

[VxZeroKnots]

You're spot on Todd.

If someone really wanted to put in the effort to benefit the community they would parse this forum and make a indexed document of the wealth of knowledge that Jakobi, GMP, MattR and countless others have helped us all out with. (there are way too many to list but you have all been a great resource)

Such a document would probably be way more concise than anything the factory could put together and all the info is already on this site, it just needs to be organized.

[cbutler]

Originally Posted by TRAILBLAZER808

Now that's what I am talking about. Complacent and sarcasm, that's all I see.
Its no wonder we can never get organized and accomplish anything. This Is our chance to make our voices heard and be taken serious.

You know I did put a post for help (Hard to start) I am trying to get voltage and ohm readings for my ignition system. As of today still no answers just the same sarcasm and racial slurs.

I know a shop manual would be a benefit to all the members who work on their bikes and to GASGAS. They would improve there sales by giving better support to there loyal customers.

Now can we just post some positive comments and let GASGAS know what we need. Be part of the solution JOIN US...

I posted on your hard to start and you said your top end had 145 PSI THAT IS TO LOWE YOU NEED A FREKEN PISTON AND RINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



P.S. I dont need no stinken shop manuel

[n_green]

I don't see the need for one myself. Sure it'd be handy from time to time, but I've completely disassembled my '11 and '14 using just the owners manual (which is very very good on the '14) and the old 2006 workshop manual floating around here somewhere. They aren't particularly difficult bikes to work on and now that the '14 has common sized fasteners it's even easier to pull apart.
Having said that I'm Aussie and not part of the most powerful and great nation so what would I know.
Ps Europe would be gas gas biggest market, and for most of that market English isn't their first language...

[Neil E.]

I had to look at the 2006 workshop manual to refresh my memory and yes, it's in ENGLISH.

Immature is the best word I can think of to describe user TRAILBLAZER808.

[TRAILBLAZER808]

Wow, Todd that was a180 . So can I put you down as (Yes)for a shop service manual ?

[TRAILBLAZER808]

Thats great Neil, how can I get one?

[Jakobi]

Originally Posted by TRAILBLAZER808

Thats great Neil, how can I get one?

That might have been a better question to start with don't you think?

[n_green]

Originally Posted by TRAILBLAZER808

Thats great Neil, how can I get one?

You can find the link on the main page of this site I believe.

[TRAILBLAZER808]

Checked it, sorry but its a owners manual not a shop manual.
I don't understand all the resistance I am getting. All I am trying to do is get a (yes) post from the members, that it woud be a benifit to have a English shop manual and send it to Gasgas. What do you have to loose.
Now what's wrong with that?

A simple
YES I would like a shop manual.
Let the members voice be heard.

[Neil E.]

Originally Posted by TRAILBLAZER808

Thats great Neil, how can I get one?

I can't remember where I downloaded it, but it was easy to get. PM me an email address and I'll send it on (engine workshop manual). The file size is less than 3Mb, can you receive an email that large?