Go to www.clymer.com They have manuals for just about everything. They are easy to follow and have great pictures to help. Make sure you have about 1/8 inch of play at the clutch lever, use a motorcycle specific gear lube for the gear box. It is normal for the bike not to start in gear with the clutch in when cold, once warm it should start. If it doesn't, you're probably experiencing some clutch drag due to the fact the clutch plates are worn. My recomendation would be to replace the clutch with the oem plates and also replace the clutch springs. This will solve your problem. You should mix your fuel and oil at 32:1. Good luck with the new ride! :smile: