1985-89 Kawasaki Motorcycle Gpz500r/600r P/n 99924-1055-04 Service Manual (234) on 2040-parts.com
Maple Plain, Minnesota, United States
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Here We have up for sale a 1985-1989 KAWASAKI MOTORCYCLE SERVICE MANUAL FOR THE GPZ500R, GPZ600R MODELS. P/N 99924-1055-04. About 100 pages. This service manual is a must have if you own or use one of these machines. MN RESIDENTS PLEASE ADD 7.275% MN SALES TAX (234)
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