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2004 SUZUKI GSX-R600 MOTORCYCLE GENUINE ORIGINAL FACTORY OWNER'S MANUAL IN GREAT CONDITION.    THIS OWNER'S MANUAL COVERS 2004 SUZUKI GSX-R600 MOTORCYCLE MODELS.    INCLUDES 2004 SUZUKI GSX-R600 FEATURES, SPECIFICATIONS, CONTROLS & INDICATOR OPERATION, MAINTENANCE & LUBRICATION, ACCESSORIES MAINTENANCE, MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE, AND TROUBLESHOOTING.    THIS HEAVY 99 PAGE OWNER'S MANUAL MEASURES 5" BY 7-1/4".    THE TOP IMAGE IS FROM THE MANUAL FRONT COVER AND THE BOTTOM IMAGE IS FROM AN INSIDE PAGE.

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