The Harley-Davidson SX 250, produced around 1976, was a significant model for the iconic American manufacturer, marking their entry into the off-road and trail bike market. Designed to offer a robust, American-built alternative to European and Japanese competitors, this motorcycle featured a durable 2-stroke, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine with a displacement of approximately 247 cc. Its engineering emphasized reliability for trail use, distinguishing it with Harley-Davidson's characteristic build quality in a segment not typically associated with the brand. The SX 250 aimed to broaden Harley-Davidson's appeal, providing a unique option for riders seeking a versatile machine for off-road adventures.

This Factory Service Repair Manual provides comprehensive guidance for the maintenance, repair, and technical understanding of the 1976 Harley-Davidson SX 250. It covers all essential systems, including the engine, fuel system, ignition, transmission, frame, suspension, brakes, wheels, and electrical components. The manual details routine maintenance procedures, in-depth repair instructions for major overhauls, disassembly and assembly steps, troubleshooting common issues, and necessary adjustments. Its purpose is to serve as an authoritative resource for owners, mechanics, and technicians, ensuring the correct upkeep and restoration of this vintage motorcycle.