No Haynes or Clymer?

[idris]

I need to get hold of a service/repair manual for a 2009/2010 ZX6R, but I can't find anything listed from Haynes of Clymer.

Am I missing something, or do they not exist? And if not, is there an alternative?
All I can find is manuals like these ...

... and I've no idea whether they walk you though repairs in the same way Haynes always have. (Which is what I need.)

[Carbon_ZX6R]

http://support.bazzaz.net/service_manuals/ZX600R9F.pdf

[idris]

Thanks.
Presumably Kawasaki intend people to buy printed versions of that? Is that why Haynes don't do a corresponding manual?

[MOzZereLLa]

All bike manufacturers produce "workshop manuals" designed to walk even the lowliest tech through service procedures.

They are much better than Haynes manuals.

[idris]

Ok. Though I've always realy liked Haynes, and considering I've just seen the official price for the workshop manual is £103.48, Haynes represent considerably better value for money.

But any idea why Haynes, Clymer etc don't seem to be doing recent Kwaks?

[Lord Danoir the first]

I'd pay the difference every day of the week. Haynes Guides are nothing short of a shameful waste of tree.

"find fault, repair fault"..... and "installation is the reverse of removal" when it never fookin is.

[idris]

Well I acquired a copy of the work shop manual and it went to etching like this:
How to remove A: see How to Remove B
How to remove B: see How to Remove C
How to remove C: see How to Remove D
How to remove D: see How to Remove E
How to remove E: do the following.
Then back to How to remove D: see how to remove F

I think I'll spend more time turning pages than unscrewing bolts. Come back Haynes, all is forgiven.