suzuki SV manual on disc (both gens+naked and faired) covers everything

Thats the badger Is it in one big file, or multiple smaller ones?

Originally Posted by trinyquist

Thats the badger Is it in one big file, or multiple smaller ones?

dunno.
2 folders.
one for gen 1.
one for gen 2.
open the folder then there are 10 subfolders to cover each topic.

Righto, so there's different pdf's for each of the topics. If you're interested in digital delivery, here's how it would work:

ZIP or RAR the entire folder - or keep the curvy and pointy manuals in separate files to keep the file size low for the people who download it - and attach a password to the ZIP/RAR. Then upload it to somewhere like rapidshare and start a thread asking that if anyone wanted the manuals, PM you. Set up payment through pay pal or what not, then you send them the download link and the password.

Unfortunately, there's always the chance that someone will make the link and password public, and thus make it freely available but thats just the way it is. Of course, someone could do all that as well if you're posting out CD's to people who request them

so triny.
did you want one then.
lol

Maybe ;D

[ethariel]

Or just do everyone a favour and upload it to Piratebay

Originally Posted by younggunns

sure that's a real good deal you had going there....

Soulkiss wasn't doing a deal mate, he was doing a favour.

What's your profit on a £4 CD, about £3.50? Doesn't sound like such a good deal for your fellow members of the Org.

Originally Posted by SoulKiss

You mean that for ?4 you will burn the information that is at

http://www.sv650.org/sv_manuals.htm

to a CD?

That info doesn't strictly cover both curvies & pointies. For example, the wiring diagrams.

However, for anyone that's really fussed, post up, and I'll scan the relevant sections of the Haynes Manual (which does cover both versions, naked, faired, European and US ).

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by Tiger 55

Soulkiss wasn't doing a deal mate, he was doing a favour.

What's your profit on a ?4 CD, about ?3.50? Doesn't sound like such a good deal for your fellow members of the Org.

And as what I did was to initially put it on some webspace I had and provide a link - no passwords etc, then have it moved into the files section of that site.

TBH I only bought the PDF because there is no Haynes manual for my Z750 and its not due until June.

I took great delight in then making it freely available - I dont really like supporting the sellers of that kind of thing....

[northwind]

I used to sell manuals on Ebay- nobody's going to get rich selling CDs for ?4, that's why I stopped. As he says it's not raw material cost, it's just time consumed. It's easy to "do a favour" but the number of people downloading the manuals is huge, I wouldn't want to supply that demand on disc myself if it wasn't doing me some good (and quite a few people have had these off me for free before as well as the GSXR ones- but it's all about the numbers)