MX Models

This manual covers the MX80, a robust and agile motocross motorcycle designed for youth riders and enthusiasts of vintage off-road competition. Produced from the late 1970s to the early 1980s, the MX80 is recognized for its dependable two-stroke engine, nimble handling, and its role in an esteemed motocross lineage. Its engineering prioritizes performance and durability in challenging off-road conditions, making it a popular choice for both recreational riding and vintage racing circuits.

The T135 Series, produced in 2005, represents a successful line of underbone motorcycles renowned for their sporty styling and dependable performance. Marketed under various names such as T135S, T135SE, Sniper, Jupiter MX, Spark 135, and Exciter, this model features a liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, SOHC, 4-valve engine with a displacement of 135 cc. Engineered for reliability and efficiency, the T135 platform has garnered recognition for its spirited performance within its segment, making it a popular choice for daily commuting and recreational riding.

This manual covers the Yamaha DT125E, DT175E, DT125MX, and DT175MX models from 1977. These dual-sport motorcycles are renowned for their versatility, blending on-road capability with off-road prowess, a hallmark of Yamaha's pioneering DT series. Built with Yamaha's commitment to engineering quality and reliability, these models offer an engaging riding experience for both everyday commuting and adventurous trail riding. Their robust two-stroke engines, coupled with a 6-speed transmission, provide a spirited performance that has made them enduringly popular.

This manual covers the Yamaha DT50 MX and DT80 MX models produced between 1981 and 1984. These lightweight dual-sport motorcycles are recognized for their durability, reliability, and versatility, offering capable performance for both on-road and off-road excursions. Building on Yamaha's strong heritage in the dual-sport segment, the DT series provided riders with dependable and accessible machines. The MX variants, in particular, were designed with enhanced off-road capabilities, making them popular choices for adventure and general riding.

This manual covers the DT50 and DT80 MX dual-sport motorcycles produced between 1981 and 1984. These models are renowned for their versatility, blending off-road capability with street legality, a characteristic that defined the pioneering DT series. Known for their robust 2-stroke engines, with the DT50 featuring a 49cc displacement and the DT80 a 79cc displacement, both equipped with forced air cooling and Mikuni carburetors, these motorcycles offered reliable performance for their era. The MX variants typically included enhanced suspension and sportier styling. The legacy, established in 1955, is built on innovation and durability, and the DT series played a significant role in solidifying this reputation.

This manual covers the 2008 Yamaha FX Nytro FX10 snowmobile and its various models, including the MTX, MX, RTX, and 40th Anniversary editions. Designed for optimal performance and reliability, the FX Nytro FX10 is engineered to provide an exceptional riding experience. Its robust construction and advanced features ensure durability and capability for various snow conditions, making it a premier choice for enthusiasts seeking power and control.

This workshop repair service manual provides comprehensive coverage for Jupiter MX models produced between 2005 and 2010. The long-standing reputation for quality and performance is reflected in the engineering of the Jupiter MX, a model designed for reliable operation. This manual is tailored to assist owners and technicians in maintaining and repairing this specific vehicle, ensuring its optimal performance and longevity.

This workshop service and repair manual provides comprehensive guidance for the Yamaha MX T135SE / T135S, a sport underbone motorcycle. Known for its 135cc liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine, this model builds upon Yamaha's legacy in the performance underbone segment, offering a blend of sporty design and reliable engineering. This manual covers specific variants of the T135 platform, which has been a popular choice for riders seeking a dynamic and efficient riding experience.

This service manual covers the Yamaha MX-1000 and MX-1000U Power Amplifier, designed for exceptional audio performance and reliability. Engineered with precision, these amplifiers represent a commitment to high-fidelity sound reproduction and robust construction, making them a preferred choice for discerning audio enthusiasts and professionals. The manual details the advanced features and sophisticated internal design that contribute to the superior sound quality and operational longevity of these units.

This manual covers the Yamaha MX-2000 Power Amplifier, an original service manual designed to provide comprehensive information for its operation and maintenance. It details chassis and electrical components, includes wiring diagrams, and offers technical diagnostic procedures. The manual is distinguished by its numerous illustrations and schematics, ensuring clarity in understanding the unit's complex systems. It is intended for users seeking in-depth knowledge of the MX-2000's construction and functionality.

This manual covers the Yamaha MX-830 Power Amplifier, an original service document designed to provide comprehensive information for this audio component. It details chassis and electrical aspects, including wiring diagrams, and offers technical diagnostic procedures. The manual is noted for its completeness, featuring numerous illustrations and schematics to aid understanding and repair.

This service repair manual covers the Yamaha MX-D1 Digital Power Amplifier. Designed for optimal performance and reliability, the MX-D1 represents a significant advancement in audio technology. Its robust engineering ensures consistent operation and superior sound reproduction, making it a premier choice for discerning audio professionals and enthusiasts alike.

This service manual covers the Yamaha MX-D1 Power Amplifier. It is designed to provide comprehensive information for the maintenance and repair of this audio equipment. The manual is noted for its completeness, offering numerous illustrations and schematics to aid in understanding.

This manual covers the MX100 Motocross motorcycle, a highly capable machine renowned for its lightweight design and spirited performance. As part of an esteemed motocross lineage, the MX100 is engineered for demanding off-road conditions, offering agility and power. Its robust two-stroke, single-cylinder engine, typically in the 100cc class, is built for competitive use. This workshop manual provides factory-level detail to ensure owners and technicians can maintain and optimize this iconic dirt bike.

This manual pertains to the MX100, a motocross dirt bike produced between 1981 and 1983. Known for its agility and performance in the 100cc class, the MX100 was a significant offering in its motocross lineup during that era, competing with other major manufacturers. Its design emphasized reliable off-road capability, featuring a robust steel frame and a two-stroke, single-cylinder engine.

Welcome to the comprehensive guide for your motorcycle. Produced between 1981 and 1983, the MX100 was a celebrated lightweight motocross machine, recognized for its agile handling and accessible performance, serving as a key entry point into the competitive world of off-road riding. This first-generation model embodies a commitment to engineering quality and reliability in the highly competitive 100cc motocross class of its era, offering enthusiasts a capable and engaging riding experience.

This manual covers Yamaha products, offering comprehensive details for service and repair. It is designed to assist users in understanding and maintaining their Yamaha devices, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. The content is presented in a detailed format, aiming to provide clear instructions and valuable technical information.

This manual pertains to the 1979 MX175, a notable motocross motorcycle from its esteemed MX series. Known for its performance and handling in the competitive 2-stroke 125cc-200cc class, the MX175 was a popular choice for off-road enthusiasts. Its engineering quality and reliability, hallmarks of its legacy in motocross, made it a respected machine during its production years. This specific model is characterized by its air-cooled, single-cylinder two-stroke engine, a 6-speed transmission, and robust drum brakes front and rear, all housed within a steel cradle frame designed for durability and agility.

This manual pertains to the 1979 MX175, a two-stroke, single-cylinder off-road motorcycle renowned for its performance and robust engineering during its production era. As part of a successful competition line, the MX175 embodies a commitment to innovation in motocross and off-road riding. Its design emphasizes a powerful engine, reliable chassis, and essential components for demanding terrain. The model's legacy is rooted in extensive motorsports heritage, making it a significant machine for enthusiasts and collectors of vintage off-road vehicles.

This comprehensive service manual covers a range of Yamaha products, providing detailed information for maintenance and repair. It is designed to assist users in understanding and servicing their equipment, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. The manual emphasizes quality and reliability, offering extensive technical data and procedural guidance.

The Yamaha MX80 is a motocross motorcycle renowned for its performance and durability within the competitive off-road segment. As part of Yamaha's esteemed MX series, this model embodies the brand's commitment to engineering excellence, offering riders a capable machine designed for the rigors of motocross racing and spirited riding. Its robust construction and focus on rider control make it a popular choice for enthusiasts seeking a reliable and potent off-road experience.

This manual covers the MX80, a motocross motorcycle produced from 1981 to 1982. Renowned for its performance-oriented design and a strong heritage in off-road racing, the MX80 exemplifies a commitment to the motocross market. This compact, air-cooled two-stroke machine, powered by a 79 cc engine, was built for agility and durability on demanding terrain. Its engineering quality and reliability made it a competitive choice for riders in its class during a period of significant technological advancement in motocross.

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This manual covers the Sniper Jupiter MX, produced from 2005 to 2009. Known for its sporty styling and accessible performance, the Sniper Jupiter MX is a popular entry-level underbone motorcycle in various Asian markets. It typically features a 135cc air-cooled engine, a wet multi-plate clutch, and a chain drive system, offering a balance of agility and power for everyday use and recreational riding. The commitment to engineering quality is evident in the model's reliable performance and durable construction, making it a favored choice within its segment.

The T135 HC Sniper MX, also commonly known as the LC135, represents a commitment to producing reliable and performance-oriented underbone motorcycles. Building on an extensive legacy in motorcycle engineering, the T135 line has consistently offered a blend of efficiency, modern styling, and practical performance, making it a popular choice for urban commuting and light sport riding. This model features a liquid-cooled, four-stroke, single-cylinder engine with SOHC and 4 valves, delivering approximately 10-12 HP and around 9-10 Nm of torque, driven by a 4-speed transmission with an automatic clutch and chain final drive. Its robust construction and thoughtful design contribute to its reputation for durability and ease of maintenance, ensuring a positive ownership experience for riders.

Welcome to the T135 HC Sniper MX Workshop Service & Repair Manual for the 2011 model year. Renowned for its commitment to performance and reliability, the T135 HC Sniper MX has been engineered as a capable sport/street motorcycle, popular for its sporty performance, fuel efficiency, and durability. This model is part of a well-regarded line of underbone motorcycles, celebrated for their quality construction and agile handling. Whether for daily commuting or spirited riding, the T135 HC Sniper MX offers a rewarding ownership experience built upon an extensive heritage in motorcycle manufacturing.