This comprehensive Harley Davidson Touring FLH, FLHT, FXR, and FXWG Motorcycle Workshop Service Repair Manual provides detailed instructions and guidance for servicing and repairing your motorcycle from 1984 to 1998. The manual covers every aspect of maintenance and repair, ensuring you have the knowledge and tools to perform any task confidently. It includes step-by-step instructions with accompanying illustrations, making even complex procedures easy to understand. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a novice DIY enthusiast, this manual will empower you to handle any repair, from basic maintenance to complex engine overhauls. With its in-depth coverage of all models, engines, trims, and transmissions, you'll have access to the specific information you need for your particular motorcycle. This manual is a valuable resource for anyone who desires to maintain and repair their Harley Davidson Touring motorcycle, saving you time and money in the long run.

The Harley-Davidson Touring FLH, FLHT, FXR, and FXWG models represent a diverse range of motorcycles produced by the iconic American manufacturer during the 1980s and 1990s. These machines were designed for long-distance touring, with a focus on comfort, performance, and durability. The FLH and FLHT models, known as the "Electra Glide" and "Electra Glide Classic" respectively, featured a full fairing and saddlebags, providing wind and weather protection for riders. These models were renowned for their smooth and powerful engines, offering a comfortable and enjoyable riding experience. The FXR, or "FXR Super Glide," was designed for a more sporty and agile riding experience, featuring a lighter chassis and a more aggressive frame geometry. The FXWG, also known as "Wide Glide," was a unique model with a wide front tire and a distinctive look, appealing to riders who desired a custom style.

Each model within this range underwent several significant changes and upgrades during its production run. Engine sizes and specifications varied, with popular options including the 1340cc Evolution engine and the 883cc Sportster engine. Transmission and suspension components were also subject to changes, reflecting Harley-Davidson's continuous efforts to improve performance and rider experience. The styling of these models evolved throughout the years, with updates to the paint schemes, seat designs, and overall aesthetics. The inclusion of features such as electronic ignition, disc brakes, and improved suspension systems further enhanced the riding experience and safety of these motorcycles. As a result, the Harley-Davidson Touring FLH, FLHT, FXR, and FXWG models from this era remain highly sought-after by enthusiasts and collectors today. Their combination of classic styling, reliable performance, and enduring legacy have cemented their position as iconic motorcycles in the history of Harley-Davidson.