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Yes I know there’s a downloadable pdf file available on this site but being a “certain” age I like looking at paper books and manuals etc. as my printer is comprehensively fooked I can’t print it out myself. Can I buy a parts book anywhere or can someone print it for me in exchange for the requisite amount of beer tokens please? No need to worry about binding I can sort that. 
TIA Paul 

Honestly, the online parts suppliers are awesome. Partzilla is my go to. I set up an account long ago along with several 'want lists', one for each of my bikes. As I come across a part that I need I simply look it up on the parts fiches and add the part to the proper list. At some point, I just go in and order a wack of parts using the lists and generally have a big enough order that there's free shipping (doesn't take much these days). It's easy to save links to particular parts diagrams that need frequent referrals.

The factory issued parts books do appear on eBay from time to time.