About Cyclepedia Press LLC

Installing a new set of motorcycle brakes so you can go riding this weekend. Troubleshooting an electrical problem on your ATV so an out of town riding trip can be salvaged. Installing a new clutch that’s been slipping. There’s nothing like repairing your own vehicle — especially when it goes smooth as silk.

That’s where we come in. Since 2006, Cyclepedia Press LLC has been providing vehicle owners and repair shops with the information they need to perform accurate service work. From access to our award-winning, full-color repair manuals, to helping you better understand your vehicle, or talking with one of our knowledgeable service techs, we look forward to helping you fix it yourself.

We understand that servicing your own vehicle is just part of the story. The satisfaction and peace of mind that your ATV or motorcycle has been properly cared for translates into a more enjoyable ownership experience. A more enjoyable life experience.

Cyclepedia is here to help you get the most from your ATV, motorcycle, scooter or UTV, whether you’re a novice rider or seasoned racer. Our goal is to help you save time and money by fixing it yourself. Join Cyclepedia.com and get the information you need to service, repair and troubleshoot your ATV, motorcycle, scooter, or UTV.

In 2006, Len Nelson founded Cyclepedia Press LLC in a drafty old barn located in the mountains of North Carolina. Inspired by years of conversations with do-it-yourself mechanics who were frustrated by the availability of accurate repair information, Len recognized an unfilled niche in the powersports industry: the distribution of repair information online. Beginning by researching and evaluating existing technologies he approached traditional print publishers with his ideas and quickly realized he was going to have to go it alone. Len purchased the first Cyclepedia vehicle for teardown, hired a professional service technician and writer and picked up his camera. Within 3 months Cyclepedia had its first customer.

In 2007, Cyclepedia licensed and began distributing KTM repair manuals online. Shortly thereafter the company moved to a 5,000 square foot warehouse and hired additional staff. The repair manual library rapidly grew resulting in requests from professional repair shops to bundle them into one product which became known as Cyclepedia Pro.

In 2011 Cyclepedia won a Nifty-Fifty Powersports Business Magazine Award as one of the top 50 coolest products in the powersports industry. Soon after Cyclepedia began a partnership with KYMCO USA to produce OEM Service Manuals & Dealer Training Modules.

Cyclepedia is aggressively expanding its library of manuals and related services. As of December 2012, Cyclepedia has over 120 online manuals for sale.