This comprehensive Harley Davidson Shovelhead FXB 1982 Workshop Service Repair Manual provides you with the complete information you need to service and repair your motorcycle. Whether you are a seasoned mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this manual will guide you through every step of the process. Covering everything from general information and troubleshooting to periodic lubrication, maintenance, and tune-ups, this manual will become your go-to resource. You'll find detailed instructions for engine, clutch, primary drive, transmission, kickstarter, fuel system, exhaust systems, electrical system, front suspension, steering, rear suspension, brakes, and wiring diagrams. This manual features numerous illustrations, drawings, and photographs to help you visualize each procedure. Detailed substeps provide extra information, while notes, cautions, and warnings highlight critical information. Bold figure numbers allow you to quickly connect illustrations with instructions, and enlarged insets offer a closer look at specific parts. A numbered table of contents enables you to easily locate the information you need. With this manual, you'll have the expertise to diagnose and repair electrical system problems with ease. Troubleshooting and electrical service procedures are combined with detailed wiring diagrams for a user-friendly experience.

The Harley-Davidson Shovelhead FXB, manufactured in 1982, is a classic example of American motorcycle engineering, renowned for its powerful engine and iconic styling. The FXB, also known as the "Sturgis," is a limited-edition model that pays homage to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, a legendary event in the world of motorcycling. This special edition featured a unique paint scheme with a "Sturgis" logo on the fuel tank, along with other distinctive touches like a chrome sissy bar and a chrome headlight nacelle. The heart of the FXB is its Shovelhead engine, a 1340cc air-cooled V-twin known for its robust construction and rumbling exhaust note. This engine, with its distinctive shovel-shaped rocker boxes, delivered ample power for both cruising and spirited riding, making the FXB a popular choice among riders looking for a classic Harley experience. The 1982 FXB retained many elements of the classic Harley design language, including a steel frame, telescopic forks, and a dual-shock rear suspension. The model's distinctive styling features include a long, low profile with a raked-out front end, a teardrop-shaped fuel tank, and a solo seat. This blend of classic aesthetics and powerful performance made the FXB a coveted motorcycle in its era, with a strong following among Harley enthusiasts. Today, the 1982 FXB remains a sought-after collectible, appreciated for its historical significance and timeless design. The "Sturgis" moniker adds to its allure, reminding owners of the legendary rally and its enduring impact on the world of motorcycling.