[Dantheman]

Workshop manuals are now available online We have spent a lot of time and effort to source almost the entire range of workshop manuals produced for Royal Enfield motorcycles, right from 1945 up until the present day. We have copied all of these older styles to a digital format to go along side the newer models, and have listed these on our website as a free of charge download for all.

So, whilst paper copies are still available to purchase for the older models, we now have PDF versions of all workshop manuals (both Redditch and Indian built) available on our website. These can be accessed via the “Information and Forum” section on the Hitchcocks website, or by using the direct link below and selecting the relevant bike model:
https://accessories.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/Workshop-Manuals-To-Download

We also have a range of parts books for most models listed online in an interactive format, these can be seen on the link below:
https://accessories.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/Parts-Book-Online

Hopefully, this readily available source of technical information will be a useful asset to owners, or perhaps just an interest point to see other models.

Dan
Hitchcocks Motorcycles

[Adrian II]

That is a huge help, out thanks to all involved. 

A.

[AzCal Retred]

At last, my poor 1956 Fire Arrow has hope! Thanks for this info access - ACR -

[Hogrider1959]

I just purchased a 1957 Enfield Indian complete bike. Are parts hard to find for bike,

[Adrian II]

Exactly which model did you buy? Spares support for the Indian-badged Royal Enfields is pretty good for the twins as well as the Bullet-based singles.

A.

Edit: just read your other post!

[Link1473]

Just got one, brilliant.

[Alba53]

My Turbo Twin isn’t included in the list of manuals 
I think most of the cycle parts are Crusader though so that manual will be useful.
Thanks.

[Auldgit]

Workshop manuals are now available online We have spent a lot of time and effort to source almost the entire range of workshop manuals produced for Royal Enfield motorcycles, right from 1945 up until the present day. We have copied all of these older styles to a digital format to go along side the newer models, and have listed these on our website as a free of charge download for all.

So, whilst paper copies are still available to purchase for the older models, we now have PDF versions of all workshop manuals (both Redditch and Indian built) available on our website. These can be accessed via the “Information and Forum” section on the Hitchcocks website, or by using the direct link below and selecting the relevant bike model:
https://accessories.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/Workshop-Manuals-To-Download

We also have a range of parts books for most models listed online in an interactive format, these can be seen on the link below:
https://accessories.hitchcocksmotorcycles.com/Parts-Book-Online

Hopefully, this readily available source of technical information will be a useful asset to owners, or perhaps just an interest point to see other models.

Dan
Hitchcocks Motorcycles

Many thanks for this very useful resource. Invaluable. AG