This comprehensive workshop service repair manual is designed for Harley Davidson Touring FLH, FLT and FXR motorcycles manufactured between 1984 and 1998. It covers a wide range of models, including the FXR Super Glide, FXRS Low Rider, FXRS-SP Low Rider Sport Edition, FXLR Low Rider Custom/Anniversary Edition, FXRD Super Glide Grand Touring, FXRT Sport Glide, FXRS-CON Low Rider Convertible, FXWG Wide Glide, FXSB Low Rider, FXEF Fat Bob, FXR2 & FXR3 Super Glide, FLHT Electra Glide, FLHTC Electra Glide Classic & Anniversary Edition, FLHTC-I Electra Glide Classic, FLHTC-U Electra Glide Classic-Ultra/Anniversary Edition, FLHS Electra Glide Sport, FLHR/FLHR-I Road King, FLHRC-I Road King, FLTC Tour Glide, FLTC-U Tour Glide Classic Ultra, and FLTR/FLTR-I Road Glide. The manual covers the 1340 cc 2-cylinder V-twin, 4-cycle, 45-degree air-cooled OHV engine in detail. It provides thorough information on general maintenance, tune-up procedures, service tools, torque values, troubleshooting, and detailed breakdowns of all major systems. This manual is a valuable resource for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike. Its comprehensive content and detailed instructions enable you to perform repairs and servicing on your Harley Davidson motorcycle with confidence.

The HD Touring FLH, FLT, and FXR models from 1984 to 1998 represent a significant era in Harley-Davidson history, marked by a blend of classic styling and modern performance. These models, affectionately known as "Evos," ushered in a new era of engine design, boasting a 1340cc, 80 cubic inch, Evolution engine that revolutionized the brand's power output and reliability. The FLH line, encompassing the Electra Glide and Road King, offered comfortable touring capabilities with its classic hard bags and full fairing. Meanwhile, the FLT line, featuring the Road Glide, introduced a sleek fairing that integrated the headlights, offering a sportier look and enhanced wind protection. The FXR, with its sporty, performance-oriented design, was a favorite among riders seeking aggressive handling and a more nimble feel. These Harley-Davidson models became iconic for their timeless design, smooth power delivery, and enduring quality. They offered a platform for customization, allowing riders to personalize their machines with aftermarket parts and accessories. The "Evos" became synonymous with the freedom and spirit of the open road, cherished by motorcycle enthusiasts for their reliability and ability to tackle long distances with comfort and style. The HD Touring FLH, FLT, and FXR models from 1984 to 1998 continue to hold a special place in Harley-Davidson history, representing a period of innovation and growth that solidified the brand's position as a leading manufacturer of iconic American motorcycles.