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Kawasaki Service Manual 2005 Kx125-m3 / 2006 Kx125-m6f / 2007 Kx125-m7f on 2040-parts.com

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Lexington, Tennessee, United States

Lexington, Tennessee, United States
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THIS IS A NICE COPY OF THE WORKSHOP MANUAL  

FOR THE KAWASAKI MOTORCYCLE LISTED BELOW.


2003 KX125-M1 & KX250-M1 

2004 KX125-M2 & KX250-M2

2005 KX125-M3

2006 KX125-M6F

2007 KX125-M7F

2008 KX125-M8F


347 PAGES

8.5 X 11 IN SIZE

PLASTIC COMB BINDING

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