Zero Motorcycles makes its service manuals free
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#5Afaik the current ev moto leader Energica just emails you pdf of service/owners manual if you ask them.
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#6Refreshing compared to the ways others have gone (tesla for instance)
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#7Refreshing compared to the ways others have gone (tesla for instance)
Tesla makes their service manuals available for free (you need to sign in and subscribe, but it’s free and didn’t require a payment method for me.) https://service.tesla.com/
All I see at https://service.tesla.com/service-manuals is the manual for the legacy Roadster, which Tesla no longer supports.
And if I login, all I can see is the option to buy some kind of service subscription.
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Tesla makes their service manuals available for free (you need to sign in and subscribe, but it’s free and didn’t require a payment method for me.) https://service.tesla.com/
Where? All I see at https://service.tesla.com/service-manuals is the manual for the legacy Roadster, which Tesla no longer supports. And if I login, all I can see is the option to buy some kind of service subscription.
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#9Afaik the current ev moto leader Energica just emails you pdf of service/owners manual if you ask them.
Is energica really the leader in electric motorcycle sales? I couldnt find any stats but Ive definitely seen some zero bikes on the road and Ive never seen an energica in person
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Tesla makes their service manuals available for free (you need to sign in and subscribe, but it’s free and didn’t require a payment method for me.) https://service.tesla.com/
Where? All I see at https://service.tesla.com/service-manuals is the manual for the legacy Roadster, which Tesla no longer supports. And if I login, all I can see is the option to buy some kind of service subscription.
Once signed in, I was able to hit “Menu”, then select Model 3, which took me to that page.
On that page, I can see the service manual and more, for free.