The Harley Davidson FL FX 1200cc 1340cc 1979 Full Service Repair Manual is a comprehensive guide designed to assist both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts in maintaining, repairing, rebuilding, refurbishing, or restoring their 1979 Harley Davidson FL FX 1200cc 1340cc motorcycles. This manual offers detailed instructions and procedures for all aspects of your motorcycle, ensuring you have the knowledge to tackle any project.

The manual is structured to provide clarity and ease of use, employing numbered instructions to guide you step-by-step through each repair procedure. Critical information is highlighted throughout with notes, cautions and warnings, drawing your attention to crucial details. Detailed illustrations, drawings and photographs are included to visually enhance the instructions, ensuring you understand every step. Enlarged insets provide close-up views of specific parts, allowing for detailed examination.

The manual also includes a numbered table of contents for quick reference, allowing you to easily locate the information you need. Troubleshooting and electrical service procedures are combined with detailed wiring diagrams, simplifying the process of diagnosing and repairing electrical issues.

This comprehensive repair manual provides invaluable information for all aspects of your Harley Davidson FL FX 1200cc 1340cc 1979, empowering you to maintain and repair your motorcycle with confidence.

The Harley Davidson FL FX, produced from 1979 onward, represents a pivotal moment in motorcycle history, marking the transition from the classic "Big Twin" era to the modern, more powerful machines. FL and FX were chassis designations, with FL denoting a "full dresser" touring model and FX denoting a "bare bones" or "street" model. Both shared the same basic engine, a 1200cc or optional 1340cc air-cooled V-twin, known for its iconic rumble and low-end torque. The "1200" designation referred to the engine's displacement, and was later replaced by "1340" for a larger, more powerful engine option. These models were equipped with a four-speed transmission, a single front disc brake, and rear drum brakes. The FL series, with its full touring package, featured leather saddlebags, a windshield, and a passenger backrest. The FX series, on the other hand, was designed for pure riding enjoyment, stripping away any unnecessary extras and focusing on bare essentials.

The FL FX series of Harley Davidson motorcycles quickly gained popularity for their versatility, reliability, and classic style. They were praised for their comfortable riding experience, manageable handling, and the iconic Harley Davidson sound. These machines were a favorite among enthusiasts, catering to both the seasoned rider seeking a comfortable and reliable touring companion and the younger rider seeking a raw and powerful street machine. The FL FX series played a significant role in establishing Harley Davidson's iconic image and influence in the motorcycle world. They laid the foundation for future models and continue to hold a legendary status among motorcycle enthusiasts, capturing the spirit of the open road and the allure of classic American engineering.