This comprehensive Yamaha XS400 1987 Service and Repair Manual provides you with all the information needed to both repair and maintain your motorcycle. It is packed with detailed instructions and diagrams that will help you diagnose and fix problems, ensuring your vehicle runs smoothly for years to come.

The manual covers a wide range of topics, including general information about your XS400, detailed specifications, periodic checks and adjustments, engine overhaul procedures, chassis components, carburetion system, electrical system, and a helpful appendix. This manual is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to perform their own maintenance or repairs on their Yamaha XS400. With this manual, you will gain a thorough understanding of your motorcycle and be empowered to prevent future problems from arising.

The Yamaha XS400, a motorcycle that graced the roads from 1977 to 1987, represented a significant moment in Yamaha's history, offering a blend of affordability and performance. This air-cooled, four-stroke, parallel-twin engine motorcycle became a popular choice for its reliability and ease of maintenance. The XS400 boasted a 399cc displacement, delivering a respectable 34 horsepower, making it a fun and manageable ride for both beginners and experienced riders. Its simple design, featuring a steel tubular frame and conventional telescopic front forks, combined with the dependable engine, made it a practical and durable choice for daily commuting or weekend adventures. The XS400's lightweight frame and relatively low seat height made it accessible and comfortable for a wide range of riders.

The 1987 model, specifically targeted by the Yamaha XS400 1987 Digital Service Repair Manual, marked a significant update for the XS400 line. This model featured a number of improvements, including a redesigned fuel tank with a larger capacity, an improved electrical system, and a more comfortable seat. These refinements further solidified the XS400's reputation as a reliable and enjoyable motorcycle to own. While the XS400 may not have been the most powerful or technologically advanced motorcycle of its era, it offered a value proposition that resonated with many riders. Its simple design, affordability, and respectable performance made it an excellent choice for those seeking a classic and dependable motorcycle that could provide years of trouble-free riding. The 1987 model's updates further enhanced its practicality and appeal, cementing its place as a beloved motorcycle in Yamaha's history.