Factory Owners Manual: Suzuki Sv650/s on 2040-parts.com
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Up for sale by Sport Bike Trikes... "We trike Suzuki Hayabusa & Harley Davidson motorcycles". Like new condition... Factory Owners Manual for SUZUKI SV650/S. Published (December 2002) by Suzuki, so it contains the best information on the market. It may work for other years also. Please check with your local Suzuki dealer if unsure. Manual covers the following: Specifications; Distinctive Features; Operation; Maintenance; Inspections and Adjustments; Handling; Fuel and Lubrication; Trouble Shooting. There are pictures and diagrams of many of the operations described. - Suzuki SV650 - Suzuki SV650S - |
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