Yamaha Clymer Repair Manual Book Xj550 81-83 on 2040-parts.com
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CLYMER Yamaha XJ550 Four Service, Repair, and Performance manual. The cover is a little worn, but the inside is in great condition. Purchased new when I had my Seca 550.
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