Haynes manual for Burgman 400 + 250

[Bluebottle]

I don't think anybody has posted this yet, release got delayed from last summer.

The Haynes workshop manual for the 400 and 250 (1998/2011) came out at the beginning of the year.

Haynes page is here, or shop around for prices at online stores (got mine from Amazon)
http://www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stor ... &langId=-1

[mightbesane]

I recently bought the CD of the service manual for my 2004 Burger for about 6.00 USD on eBay. Dirt cheap and it does the trick for me.

[Bluebottle]

Stolen service manuals are cheaply available online (illegal copies of copyright material) but I'd rather not give money to a thief.

Legit copies may turn up now and again I suppose.

[mightbesane]

CLICK

I don't like to buy pirated stuff either, but this didn't smell like that to me.

[Bluebottle]

The official Suzuki reair manual is priced between 84-95 USD from an independent to 89-99 USD from a Suzuki dealer

-6 bucks sounds like a bit of a price drop
-There is no Suzuki part number listed for a CD manual, Suzuki only produce paper ones.
-CDs are never available in proper shops, only on E-flewbynightyourhonour.

I could be wrong, but the evidence doesn't look good.
The moderators might want to remove the link (just as burgmanUSA did when they looked into it)

[Bluebottle]

By the way, to anyody that reads what I wrote above and still thinks its a bargain, my software regularly gets pirated.

The seller gets:
6 whole dollars for something that took time, trouble and computer savvy
The knowledge that you do on-line transactions

You get:
a CD that he knows you are going to put into your computer.

What could possibly go wrong ? (usually several months later)
Nothing shows on anti-virus but the pirate versions are very slightly larger files, free extras