2005 Harley Davidson Touring Service Manual on 2040-parts.com
Charleston, Illinois, US
This is a 2005 Harley service manual for touring models. As shown in pic, the front cover has a bent corner. The back cover has a minor tear, is intact and all there. Nothing serious. All pages are there as when new and are in excellent condition with no defects. Only the cover has the slightest damage from being taken on and off the shelf. Some finger prints on outside edges of book but i dont believe on any pages. I sold the bike and dont need. A must have for anyone working on these HD machines. Thanks!
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