This comprehensive Yamaha V-Max Factory Service Repair Manual covers all models from 1985 to 2007, providing you with the same in-depth information that professional technicians utilize. It includes detailed instructions and illustrations for every repair procedure, ensuring you can confidently tackle any maintenance or repair task. From basic servicing to complex engine overhauls, this manual guides you through each step with clarity and precision. You'll find detailed information on the fuel system, engine, cooling system, clutch, transmission, brakes, suspension, steering, frame, electrical system, and much more.

The manual also includes advanced troubleshooting guides to help you diagnose and resolve any problems. Detailed wiring diagrams are included for easy navigation and understanding of the electrical system. This manual is an essential resource for any serious V-Max owner, allowing you to save time and money by performing your own repairs and maintenance.

The Yamaha V-Max, a muscular motorcycle that redefined performance and style, was first introduced in 1985 and continued production until 2007. This iconic machine, known for its raw power and aggressive design, quickly became a legend among motorcycle enthusiasts. The original V-Max was powered by a massive 1198cc, air-cooled, four-stroke, 65-degree V4 engine, capable of delivering a staggering 145 horsepower. This powerhouse was mated to a five-speed transmission, propelling the V-Max to a top speed of 150 mph, a remarkable feat for its time. Its distinctive features included a low-slung profile, a distinctive "shark-nosed" fairing, and a wide, low-set handlebar. The V-Max's design was both functional and aesthetically pleasing, showcasing Yamaha's expertise in engineering and style.

The V-Max's legacy extended beyond its initial introduction. In 2009, Yamaha revived the V-Max, introducing a new generation of the iconic motorcycle. The redesigned V-Max featured a 1679cc, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected V4 engine that produced even more power than its predecessor. The new model also boasted an updated chassis, suspension, and brakes, further enhancing its performance and handling. The V-Max's popularity has endured, solidifying its position as a symbol of power, style, and performance in the motorcycle world. Its raw power, aggressive design, and legendary status continue to captivate riders and enthusiasts alike, making it a desirable and sought-after motorcycle. The Yamaha V-Max remains a testament to Yamaha's commitment to innovation and pushing the boundaries of motorcycle performance.