Inter-City 125 High Speed Train

This manual provides an insightful look into the Inter-City 125 High Speed Train, detailing its evolution, operation, and modernisation efforts over the years.

The Inter-City 125 High Speed Train Owners' Workshop Manual offers an in-depth exploration of the evolution and anatomy of one of the most iconic trains in British rail history. This comprehensive guide details the operational aspects and servicing requirements of the Inter-City 125, providing readers with insights into the train's design and functionality. Additionally, the manual includes perspectives from drivers, shedding light on their experiences and the day-to-day operations of these remarkable machines.

Originally introduced into service in 1976, the Inter-City 125 was built between 1975 and 1982 and has since become synonymous with high-speed rail travel in the UK. Comprising two Class 43 power cars and varying numbers of carriages, this train can reach speeds of up to 125 mph, maintaining its status as the fastest diesel-powered train in the world. The manual not only celebrates the train's historical significance but also discusses the various modernisation efforts that have kept it relevant in the 21st century.

With a legacy spanning over four decades, the Inter-City 125 High Speed Train continues to serve various UK train operators, illustrating the durability and adaptability of its design. This manual is an essential read for enthusiasts, engineers, and anyone interested in the fascinating world of high-speed trains.