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Used Clymer Kawasaki Ksf 250 Mojave 1987-2000 Service Repair Manual Book M385 on 2040-parts.com

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We have here a Clymer Kawasaki KSF 250 Mojave 1987-2000 Service Repair Manual. The part number for this manual is M385. This manual has approx. 377 pages, and was published in 2000. This manual does have some moisture damage. All Please look at all of the pictures closely and make sure that you have the correct address listed with eBay/Paypal, as we will ship only to the address listed with eBay/Paypal.

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