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New member — looking for the Repair & Overhaul Manual.

  • 31 Jul 2026 11:07 AM
    Message # 13660048

    Greetings all, new member here, just purchased my first 101; a 1928 101 Scout mid restoration. You have probably seen this one, it was advertised everywhere.

     I hear the association R&O manual is the definitive publication. I am seeking this and any other books that outline basic repair and overhaul, and books on restoration and information on making a 100 point bike. 

    Now, I have been playing with big chiefs most of my life and have ABSOLUTELY NO intention of building a show bike but I do want to understand what the trade offs are to make intelligent decisions about where to draw the line and what it makes sense to spend the extra dime on.

    I ride my bikes and want to build an authentic rider with resale in mind as I do tend to see a shiny objects and have to sell something to get it.

    Cheers all,


    M

     



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  • 01 Aug 2026 6:58 AM
    Reply # 13660371 on 13660048

    Mark,

    On the left hand side of this page, click "Publications" and you'll find ordering instructions for the R&O.  Look at my recent post and the latest WOW for information on ordering the Rider's Instruction Book as well.  Both are mandatory purchases in my opinion.

    Best of luck. 

  • 01 Aug 2026 2:30 PM
    Reply # 13660495 on 13660048
    Jeff Stevens (Administrator)

    Mark

    NOTE _ A correction has been made with the R&O page (found in "Publication") with direction to go to Members-only -> The R&O (order form).  Previously there was no link in opening the R&O order form.   Sorry about that.

    Jeff Stevens

  • 01 Aug 2026 3:50 PM
    Reply # 13660510 on 13660048

    Mark, Nice motorcycle as a starting point!  I will add that past entries in this forum are very helpful, and what is really helpful is the library of past WOW's, and the search function with it, can be really valuable for your restoration.

    Last modified: 01 Aug 2026 3:51 PM | Harry Roberts


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