This comprehensive service repair manual is specifically designed for Harley Davidson Softail models manufactured between 1991 and 1992. It provides detailed instructions and technical specifications to assist mechanics, technicians, and DIY enthusiasts in maintaining and repairing these motorcycles. The manual includes detailed coverage of various components, offering a thorough understanding of each system's functionality.

The manual delves into the intricate workings of the Softail's chassis, encompassing critical areas such as frame, suspension, and braking systems. It also provides in-depth information on the motorcycle's powerful engine, covering topics like engine assembly, lubrication, cooling, and fuel systems.

Furthermore, the manual provides detailed guidance on the electrical system, including starting, charging, and lighting components. Detailed coverage of the transmission and drive systems ensures a comprehensive understanding of power delivery and efficient operation. The manual is accompanied by clear assembly drawings, diagrams, illustrations, and photographs, making it easy to visualize and understand the repair procedures. A comprehensive index allows for quick and convenient navigation to find specific information within the manual.

The Harley Davidson Softail models produced between 1991 and 1992 represent a significant chapter in the iconic motorcycle manufacturer’s history. These machines continued the legacy of the Softail line, introduced in 1984, which aimed to combine the classic hardtail look with modern suspension technology. These models were available in various configurations, including the FXR, FXST, and FXSTS, each offering unique styling and performance characteristics. The FXR, known for its sporty handling, featured a rigid frame with a hidden rear shock absorber, while the FXST and FXSTS models, marketed as cruisers, boasted a more traditional look with a visible rear suspension system. The Softail models of this era were powered by the renowned Evo engine, a 1340 cc V-Twin known for its smooth power delivery and characteristic rumble. These motorcycles were praised for their comfort, handling, and timeless aesthetics, solidifying their place in the hearts of Harley Davidson enthusiasts.

The 1991-1992 Softail models were notable for their numerous refinements and upgrades, further enhancing their appeal. Harley Davidson introduced new paint schemes, chrome accents, and redesigned seats for added comfort. The FXR model received a revised front suspension system for improved handling and ride quality. Furthermore, the Evo engine underwent optimization for smoother performance and increased reliability. While these models were produced for a relatively short period, they continue to be highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Their classic design, powerful engine, and iconic Harley Davidson heritage make them a timeless and desirable part of the motorcycle world. The 1991-1992 Softail models represent a period of significant evolution for Harley Davidson, showcasing the brand’s dedication to craftsmanship, performance, and timeless style.