Honda CBR600RR 2003-2006

Great book. Has every thing you need to know!

I bought this repair manual a few years ago. It sat unused for a long time as my CBR didn't need much work done. Recently, however, the clutch cable snapped. Instead of taking it to the shop and paying close to $100 in labor costs, I ordered a new OEM cable ($15 from Amazon) and, with the help of the manual, replaced the cable myself in under an hour. I no longer have the bike, but the time and money saved on just that repair was well worth the price of the book.One of the biggest highlights of the book is that you don't need to be an expert mechanic in order to understand what's going on. The book is clearly written and well-photographed, taking a lot of the intimidation of mechanical work away. If you own an '03 to '06 CBR600RR, this, book, along with a good set of tools, should be a mandatory purchase.

Very useful for my 2005 CBR600rr. And the wiring diagram is in colour is awesome.They are step by step pictures for the mechanical maintenance, but those are in black and white, unfortunately. Other than that, the written instructions are spot on.

Well worth it! I bought a used 03 cbr and the original owner i purchase the bike from did not have the manual, so I went on Amazon to buy this useful guide. This manual will most likely have all the useful information needed in maintenance and knowing all the particular parts for an 03-06 Honda cbr600rr. Highly recommend in purchasing this guide if you don't own one already.

This is catered to more of a US english versus the Haynes manual. I have both by the way. This helped me locate the MAP sensor tube that was dislodged under the gas tank of 06 Honda CBR600RR which was giving me two blinks error. Now it's not rough idle when I start. The pictures are spot on.

Excellent system descriptions and instructions. The schematics are illustrated extremely well also.

It's a fix it book like any other

If you have a motorcycle, you should have the manual for it. And if you're going to get a shop manual, get a Clymer. Mine came used from a library so it had the cover laminated. Sweet!