This comprehensive Yamaha Virago XV 700, 750, 920, and 1100 service and repair manual covers models from 1981 to 1999. It offers detailed instructions and illustrations for a wide range of maintenance and repair procedures. The manual provides you with all the information you need to service, repair, and restore your Virago. It includes troubleshooting guides to help you identify and fix problems quickly and efficiently. This manual covers various aspects of the Virago, including the engine, clutch and transmission, fuel and exhaust systems, electrical system, front and rear suspension, brakes, and wiring diagrams. The manual is organized in a logical and clear manner, making it easy to find the information you need. With step-by-step instructions and clear illustrations, the manual makes even complex repair tasks manageable. It is the same manual used by professional technicians, mechanics, and workshops, making it a valuable tool for anyone who wants to perform their own repairs.

The Yamaha Virago, a iconic cruiser motorcycle line, graced the roads from 1981 to 1999, captivating riders with its stylish aesthetics and approachable handling. The Virago range, encompassing the XV 700, 750, 920, and 1100 models, offered a diverse selection for riders of varying experience and preferences. The Virago 700, launched in 1981, served as the entry point to the lineup, delivering a manageable 696cc V-twin engine and a lightweight, comfortable riding experience. The Virago 750, introduced in 1982, boasted a more powerful 750cc engine, catering to riders seeking increased performance. The Virago 920, offered from 1984 to 1986, represented a significant step up in power and size, equipped with a 920cc engine, making it a more substantial cruiser. The flagship Virago 1100, launched in 1984, commanded the top spot with its 1100cc V-twin, delivering a robust riding experience and a strong presence on the road.

The Virago models were renowned for their smooth and comfortable riding experience, thanks to their low seat heights, relaxed ergonomics, and distinctive styling features. The distinctive teardrop-shaped fuel tank, low-slung profile, and chrome accents contributed to the Virago's timeless appeal. The Virago's air-cooled V-twin engines offered a smooth and reliable power delivery, while the robust steel frame provided a durable and stable platform. The Virago range catered to a broad spectrum of riders, from those seeking a comfortable and stylish cruiser for leisurely rides to those desiring a powerful and engaging machine for longer journeys. The Virago's popularity endures today, as its classic design and reliable performance continue to attract enthusiasts seeking a timeless and enjoyable riding experience.