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CONGRATULATIONS!
1
Welcome to the American IronHorse
®
Family
The American IronHorse motorcycle you have just purchased utilizes the latest technology and the highest
quality components. It is a motorcycle that strains at the chains of the past and dares to race into the future. Our
motorcycles are not for everyone. They are for only the select, free-spirited souls like you. Your American IronHorse
was built with great care for your enjoyment. To ensure that your American IronHorse performs to its capabilities
and to advise you of safety issues, please read this manual in its entirety before riding your American IronHorse
motorcycle.
This manual provides operating, safety and maintenance information on the American IronHorse Slammer,
SZ*. Following the recommended inspection and maintenance procedures will ensure that your American IronHorse
is in optimum condition for your comfort, pleasure and safety. All inspections and maintenance should be
performed by an experienced professional technician to ensure the highest standards of care.
*This manual covers the 2007 Slammer model of American IronHorse motorcycles with standard and optional
equipment. Consult your local American IronHorse dealer with any additional questions.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - CONGRATULATIONS!

CONGRATULATIONS!1Welcome to the American IronHorse®FamilyThe American IronHorse motorcycle you have just purchased utilizes the latest technology and

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AMERICAN IRONHORSE VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS101-2A. Dimensions: (inches)SlammerWheel Base 85Overall Length 102Overall Width 35.25Overall Height 52.75Grou

Page 3 - IMPORTANT NOTICE

FIGURE 11100Rear/Side ViewMirrorREAR/SIDE VIEW MIRRORAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:05 PM Page 100

Page 4 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

FIGURES 12.1 AND 12.2101AMaster CylinderFill CapALL MODELS FIGURE 12.1BFront Brake LeverARear Brake LeverALL MODELSFIGURE 12.2BRear Brake Master Cylin

Page 5 - TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED)

FIGURES 13.1 AND 13.2102ALeft Front CaliperFRONT LEFT ROTOR AND CALIPERFIGURE 13.1 BLeft Front RotorImage of dual disc front-end brakes (left side)AL

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FIGURE 14103BToggle SwitchAIR RIDE C Bleed ValveAIgnition SwitchImage of air ride controlsAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:05 P

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500 MILE(800 km)MAINTENANCEDateMileageDealer (or other) SignatureOWNER RECORD500 MILE(800 km)MAINTENANCEYou are authorized to perform theapplicable ma

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MAINTENANCE RECORDS1052000 MILE(3200 km)MAINTENANCEDateMileageDealer (or other) SignatureOWNER RECORD2000 MILE(3200 km)MAINTENANCEYou are authorized t

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MAINTENANCE RECORDS1064000 MILE(6400 km)MAINTENANCEDateMileageDealer (or other) SignatureOWNER RECORD4000 MILE(6400 km)MAINTENANCEYou are authorized t

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MAINTENANCE RECORDS1076000 MILE(9600 km)MAINTENANCEDateMileageDealer (or other) SignatureOWNER RECORD6000 MILE(9600 km)MAINTENANCEYou are authorized t

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MAINTENANCE RECORDS1088000 MILE(12,800 km)MAINTENANCEDateMileageDealer (or other) SignatureOWNER RECORD8000 MILE(12,800 km)MAINTENANCEYou are authoriz

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AMERICAN IRONHORSE VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS111-2D. Engine Specifications:111 cu in 117 cu in 124 cu inNumber of Cylinders 2 2 2Design 4 cycle, V-twin 4

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AMERICAN IRONHORSE VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS121-2Driving Gear Ratios (standard):1st Gear 2.94 : 1.002nd Gear 2.21 : 1.003rd Gear 1.60 : 1.004th Gear

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AMERICAN IRONHORSE VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS131-2H. Tire Specifications: • FOLLOWING PROPER PROCEDURES FOR YOUR MOTORCYCLE TIRES AND RIMS IS CRITICAL TO

Page 15 - ENGINE BREAK-IN PERIOD

AMERICAN IRONHORSE VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS141-2I. Brake Specifications:Rotor Diameter Calipers # PistonsFront11.5” or AIH equivalent 2 12Rear11.5” or A

Page 16 - IGNITION SWITCH

ENGINE BREAK-IN PERIOD151-3The Critical First 500 MilesYour American IronHorse motorcycle has been operated on a ride-out dynomometer by a trained Ame

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IGNITION SWITCH162-1OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSA key controls access to the ignition switch. Always remove the ignition switch key

Page 18 - FUEL/AIR MIXTURE

ENGINE THROTTLE/SPEED CONTROLS172-2OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSEngine speed is controlled by the Engine Throttle Control Grip.• Turn

Page 19 - STARTING AND STOPPING ENGINE

FUEL/AIR MIXTURE 182-3OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSYour American IronHorse Slammer is equipped with a closed loop EFI system and has

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STARTING AND STOPPING ENGINE192-4OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSTo facilitate an easy start of the vehicle’s engine, the following thro

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AMERICAN IRONHORSE VEHICLE INFORMATION2Dealer Name____________________________________Number ________________________________________Address__________

Page 22 - CLUTCH AND GEAR SHIFTING

STARTING AND STOPPING ENGINE202-4OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSB. FOR WARMER WEATHER (above 55°F) AND COOL ENGINE:Use similar procedur

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STARTING AND STOPPING ENGINE212-4OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSBEFORE ATTEMPTING TO START THE ENGINE, ALWAYS ENSURE THAT THE TRANSMISS

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CLUTCH AND GEAR SHIFTING222-5OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSFULLY DISENGAGED BEFORE CHANGING GEAR POSITIONS. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESUL

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CLUTCH AND GEAR SHIFTING232-5OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSALWAYS RELEASE THE CLUTCH LEVER SLOWLY TO ALLOW THE ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION

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CLUTCH AND GEAR SHIFTING 242-5OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSGear Shifting Speed TableRECOMMENDED ACCELERATION SPEEDFromTo M.P.H. – K.P

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CLUTCH AND GEAR SHIFTING252-5OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSactuated again for another gear change. This is accomplished by merely remo

Page 28 - BRAKING SYSTEMS

CLUTCH AND GEAR SHIFTING 262-5OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSslight pressure on the foot gear shifter lever. This maneuver may cause th

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CLUTCH AND GEAR SHIFTING272-5OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORS9. Lift the foot gear shift lever to its full up position and release. This

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BRAKING SYSTEMS282-6OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSTRACTION LOSS. GEAR SHIFTING SPEEDS SHOULD BE ADJUSTED DOWNWARD IF ROAD SURFACECONDI

Page 31 - DIGITAL INFORMATION CENTER

TURN SIGNAL INDICATORS & HAZARD FUNCTION292-7OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSCAUTION: A rear wheel slide can be somewhat controlled,

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IMPORTANT NOTICE3Printed typeface in this manual is designed to highlight certain sections, paragraphs, sentences or phrases.Please take special note

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DIGITAL INFORMATION CENTER INDICATOR LIGHTS302-8OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSVarious indicator lights are provided on the vehicle con

Page 34 - KICK (JIFFY) STAND

DIGITAL INFORMATION CENTER312-9OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSYour American IronHorse motorcycle is equipped with one or more of the fo

Page 35 - REAR/SIDE VIEW MIRRORS

DIGITAL INFORMATION CENTER322-9OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSWARNING: NEVER ALTER OR TAMPER WITH THE VEHICLE’S ODOMETER READING. THIS

Page 36 - SECURING YOUR MOTORCYCLE

HEADLIGHT SWITCH & HIGH BEAM ACTIVATION/HORN SWITCH332-10OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSAll models require the key to be turned to

Page 37 - VEHICLE GASOLINE TANK

KICK (JIFFY) STAND342-11OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSYour vehicle is provided with a kickstand mechanism to support your vehicle when

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REAR/SIDE VIEW MIRRORS352-12OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSYour American IronHorse motorcycle is equipped with handlebar-mounted rear v

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SECURING YOUR MOTORCYCLE362-13OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSAlways secure your vehicle when not in use. At a minimum, this includes re

Page 40 - AIR RIDE SUSPENSION

VEHICLE GASOLINE TANK372-14OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSThe Slammer is supplied with one, two piece 4-gallon gas tank. Each piece is

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VEHICLE GASOLINE TANK382-14OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSThe fuel tank on the Slammer is a 2 piece design constructed of stainless ste

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SHOCK ABSORBERS/VEHICLE LOADING & ACCESSORIES392-15OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORS1. The Slammer model is equipped with two shock a

Page 43 - RIDER CHECKS AND PROCEDURES

TABLE OF CONTENTS4Section No. Page No.American IronHorse Vehicle Information ...21-1 Safety...

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AIR RIDE SUSPENSION402-16OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSOverview of ComponentsThe Slammer Air Ride Suspension system incorporates one c

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AIR RIDE SUSPENSION412-16OPERATION: FEATURES, CONTROLS & INDICATORSBoth air chambers can be pressurized to let the individual rider adjust for roa

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INTRODUCTION/THEORY OF MAINTENANCE423-1RECOMMENDED INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESIT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE RECOMMENDED INSPECTION AND MAINTEN

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RIDER CHECKS AND PROCEDURES433-2RECOMMENDED INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESGeneral Procedures of MaintenanceEnsuring a safe, well-operating Am

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PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN INSPECTIONS & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES443-3RECOMMENDED INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESWARNING: RECOMMENDED INTERVAL

Page 49 - ENGINE LUBRICATION

PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN INSPECTIONS & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES453-3RECOMMENDED INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESA. Engine Systems• Drain and r

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PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN INSPECTIONS & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES463-3RECOMMENDED INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESD. Fuel, Ignition and Throttle

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PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN INSPECTIONS & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES473-3RECOMMENDED INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESF. Wheels and Tires• Check fro

Page 52 - TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION

ROAD TESTING/WASHING MOTORCYCLE483-4RECOMMENDED INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESAFTER EVERY RECOMMENDED INTERVAL MAINTENANCE, A COMPETENT, PROF

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ENGINE LUBRICATION494-1DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESWARNING: NEVER USE A PRESSURE WASHER ON YOUR MOTORCYCLE AS IT MAY RESULT INFAILURE/DAMAGE OF THE

Page 54 - PRIMARY AND REAR DRIVE BELT

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED)5Detailed Maintenance Procedures (continued)4-9 a) Bearing Maintenance ...59b) Sh

Page 55 - CLUTCH SYSTEM

CHECKING AND ADDING ENGINE OIL504-2DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESWARNING: CHANGE THE OIL MORE FREQUENTLY THAN NORMAL SERVICE INTERVALS IN COLD WEATHE

Page 56 - BRAKE SYSTEM

CHANGING ENGINE OIL AND OIL FILTER514-3DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESWARNING: ALWAYS USE THE APPROPRIATE FILLING DEVICE TO ENSURE THAT OIL DOES NOT S

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TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION524-4DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES• Start engine after filling the oil tank with about 72 ounces of oil. Watch for the oil l

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TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION534-4DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES• Replace the drain plug by tightening in a clockwise direction. Tighten to 85 inch-pounds

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PRIMARY AND REAR DRIVE BELT544-5DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESSUCH AS DUST, DEBRIS, ETC., ARE INTRODUCED INTO THE TRANSMISSION DURING DRAINING ANDREF

Page 60 - SPARK PLUGS/IGNITION SYSTEM

CLUTCH SYSTEM554-6DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESA trained, professional technician should conduct belt inspection and adjustments. Unsuitable belts s

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BRAKE SYSTEM564-7DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESBRAKE SYSTEMS ARE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SAFTEYSYSTEMS ON YOUR AMERICAN IRONHORSEVEHICLE. TROUBLESH

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TIRES574-8DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESProper tire condition is a critical safety element. It requires a constant vigilance by the operator to ensur

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TIRES584-8DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESIn addition to tire inflation pressure, it is very important to continuously monitor the general condition of

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BEARING MAINTENANCE/SHOCK ABSORBERS594-9DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESWheel bearings and neck bearings should be inspected at each recommended inspec

Page 65 - VEHICLE LIGHTS

SAFETY61-1Literally millions of people worldwide ride motorcycles daily for transportation, work and pleasure. At the same time,tens of thousands of a

Page 66 - HYDRAULIC TAPPETS

SPARK PLUGS/IGNITION SYSTEM604-10DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESSpark plugs should be inspected and replaced if needed. Spark plugs should be replaced

Page 67 - MOTORCYCLE LUBRICATION

BATTERY614-11DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESTo create electricity, your vehicle’s battery is constantly in a state of chemical flux, thereby also crea

Page 68 - MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE

BATTERY624-11DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESYour American IronHorse battery is a heavy-duty model to provide the adequate power needed to start yourhi

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BATTERY634-11DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESa partially discharged battery (all Powersource, Inc.).– For a 10-amp/hour battery charger, charge for one

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VOLTAGE REGULATOR AND ALTERNATOR/CIRCUIT BREAKERS644-12DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESYour American IronHorse vehicle’s voltage regulator is located o

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VEHICLE LIGHTS654-13DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESYour vehicle is provided with the following lights:• Front headlamp• Two front turn signals• Two re

Page 72 - TAMPERING

HYDRAULIC TAPPETS664-14DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESHEADLAMPS CONTAIN PRESSURIZED GAS. THEY MUST BE HANDLED CAREFULLY, AND THE HANDLERSHOULD WEAR EY

Page 73 - TAAMPERING

MOTORCYCLE LUBRICATION674-15DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESSeveral points or systems on your American IronHorse motorcycle need to be lubricated or oi

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MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE684-16DETAILED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURESOdometer Reading 500 2000 4000 6000 8000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 20,000 22,000 2

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AMERICAN IRONHORSE CONSUMABLE TABLE695-1MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSITEM DESCRIPTION American AlternativeIronHorse #Oil Castrol ACT EVO V-Twin 20W50 X110

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SAFETY71-1• REMEMBER THAT THE INCIDENCE OF HAVING A MOTORCYCLE MISHAP GENERALLY INCREASES WITHVEHICLE SPEED.• Before starting your engine and setting

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AMERICAN IRONHORSE CONSUMABLE TABLE705-1MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSITEM DESCRIPTION American AlternativeIronHorse #Transmission Fluid Super S 80W-90 GL5

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REPORTING OF SAFETY DEFECTS/NOISE EMISSION WARRANTY716-1IMPORTANT NOTICESIf you believe that your vehicle has a defect that could cause a crash, injur

Page 79 - LIMITED WARRANTY

TAMPERING726-2IMPORTANT NOTICESTampering with noise control systems is prohibited. Federal law prohibits the following acts or causingthereof:1. The r

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TAAMPERING736-2IMPORTANT NOTICESCalifornia Emission Control Warranty StatementsThe California Air Resources Board and American IronHorse Motorcycle Co

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EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM WARRANTY746-3IMPORTANT NOTICESManufacturer’s Warranty CoverageFor five years or 18,641 miles (30,000 kilometers), whichever oc

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LIMITED WARRANTY ON EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM756-4IMPORTANT NOTICESI. COVERAGEWarranty defects shall be remedied during customary business hours at any

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LIMITED WARRANTY ON EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM766-4IMPORTANT NOTICESrate. The owner may be required to keep receipts and failed parts in order to receive

Page 84 - FIGURES

LIMITED WARRANTY ON EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM776-4IMPORTANT NOTICESA. The liability of American IronHorse under this Emission Control Systems Warranty i

Page 85 - FIGURE 1

LIMITED WARRANTY ON EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM786-4IMPORTANT NOTICESVI. ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONAny replacement part that is equivalent in performance and

Page 86 - FIGURE 2

LIMITED WARRANTY796-5IMPORTANT NOTICESAmerican IronHorse Motorcycle Company warrants to the initial purchaser and any subsequent authorizedtransferees

Page 87 - FIGURE 3

SAFETY81-1INCREASES YOUR CHANCE OF BECOMING INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT.• DO NOT OVERLOAD YOUR VEHICLE WITH WEIGHT. SEE THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE GROSS VEHICL

Page 88 - FIGURE 4

LIMITED WARRANTY806-5IMPORTANT NOTICESa. Operation of the vehicle without performance of American IronHorse prescribed periodic maintenance.b. Abusive

Page 89 - FIGURE 5

LIMITED WARRANTY816-5IMPORTANT NOTICESAmerican IronHorse accept responsibility for any expenses incurred by anyone other than the selling dealer oroth

Page 90 - FIGURE 6.1

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FIGURES83FIGURE 1FIGURE 3FIGURE 4FIGURE 2FIGURE 5FIGURE 6.1FIGURE 6.3FIGURE 6.2FIGURE 7FIGURE 6.4AmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007

Page 92 - FIGURES 6.2 AND 6.3

FIGURES 84FIGURE 10FIGURE 11FIGURE 8.2FIGURE 12.1FIGURE 12.2FIGURE 13.2FIGURE 14FIGURE 9FIGURE 8.1FIGURE 13.1AmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp

Page 93 - FIGURES 6.4

FIGURE 185Ignition SwitchIGNITION SWITCHAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:04 PM Page 85

Page 94 - FIGURE 7

FIGURE 2 86ALL MODELSFIGURE 2AClutchLeverBHydraulicClutchReservoirAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:04 PM Page 86

Page 95 - FIGURES 8.1 AND 8.2

FIGURE 387ALL MODELSGearShifterLeverAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:04 PM Page 87

Page 96 - FIGURE 8.3

FIGURE 488APositivePost of Battery CEngine Oil Tank CapALL MODELS BNegative Postof BatteryAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:05 P

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FIGURE 589ARear Brake LeverALL MODELS BRear BrakeMasterCylinderAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:05 PM Page 89

Page 98 - FIGURE 9

SAFETY91-1front forks and shock absorbers should be monitored for function and possible leaks. The presence orsuspicion of the presence of any of thes

Page 99 - FIGURE 10

FIGURE 6.1 90RIGHT-SIDE DRIVEATransmission Fill PortBTrap DoorAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:05 PM Page 90

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Page 101 - FIGURES 12.1 AND 12.2

FIGURES 6.2 AND 6.392RIGHT-SIDE DRIVEFIGURE 6.3RIGHT-SIDE DRIVEFIGURE 6.2AFill PortBSight PlugCTrap DoorATrap DoorBDrain PlugAmIronOwnerManual_body_20

Page 102 - FIGURES 13.1 AND 13.2

FIGURES 6.493ALL MODELSFIGURE 6.4Hydraulic ClutchHoseImage of right-side driveAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:05 PM Page 93

Page 103 - FIGURE 14

FIGURE 794BLeft TurnIndicatorDIGITAL INFORMATION CENTERITachometerCNeutral IndicatorDMode ButtonAData DisplayGRight TurnIndicatorGLow Oil PressureIndi

Page 104 - MAINTENANCE RECORDS

FIGURES 8.1 AND 8.295AEngine Starter SwitchDON/OFF SwitchRIGHT HAND CONTROL AND SWITCHESFIGURE 8.1CEngine ThrottleControl GripBRight Turn SignalAThrot

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FIGURE 8.396AEngine Starter SwitchDON/OFF SwitchTEXAS CHOPPERCEngine ThrottleControl GripBRight Turn SignalAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 1

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FIGURE 998AHorn SwitchLEFT HAND CONTROL AND SWITCHESFIGURE 11CLeft Turn SignalBHeadlight High/Low Beam SwitchAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp

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FIGURE 1099KickstandKICKSTANDAmIronOwnerManual_body_2007_ SLAMMER.qxp 11/29/2007 3:05 PM Page 99

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