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In article <41ac9b3d$0$14941$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>,
 Cees Keyer <pe1jmj-no-spam-@amsat.org> wrote:

> Brent wrote:
> > Steve:
> > Sounds very much like a cam chain.  (likely both front and back need
> > replaced if there's 52, 000 on the bike.)  Shadows have non-adjustable (self
> > adjusting) chains, so you don't hear from them til they're stretched beyond
> > service.  Symptoms you describe are consistent, especially if its going away
> > at 4000.  Eventually, it won't go away at all. .. Get the Helm manual
> > suggested by John.  They're very good.
> > Yes, you can do it yourself.
> > brent
> 
> You could buy the original one, look here for example:
> http://www.repairmanual.com/catalog/61MF504

Let me clarify: Helm is the US distributor of Honda's manuals: Owners, 
Service, part-numbers, everything. You will not find a _legal_ manual 
(i.e. Honda, or with Honda's permission) for sale _new_ in the US that 
didn't come from Helm first. You might find legal, new manuals for less 
than Helm sells them for, but I've never seen them.

So, the one that I recommended is the original one, also. Finding the 
best price for such things is left as an exercise for the interested 
shopper. ;-)

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