BUBBLE
23rd November 2004, 19:39
Does anyone have a copy of a GSXR600K3 manual on their pc? Is there any chance you could share it with me over Kazaa or Emule?
Ive got a copy of a Suzuki GSXR 600 SRAD 96-00 Factory Service Manual saved in .pdf format (98.1Mb)
Also got a copy of a Suzuli GSXR1000K3, high quality, I download it from a website and had to open & save each page individually, all 456 pages (yes it took a wee while) Its saved as individual pages, quality .jpegs (26.1Mb) and also .pdf format (25.8Mb). The website I got it from is www.discuss.narod.ru/moto its a russian site but all the stuff i needed is in English. There are also a few different bike manuals including GSX1400(haha only 98hp & my 600 was 97hp on the dyno), GSXR1000, SV650, SV1000, FZR600, Intruder VS700-800 & a few dirt bikes.
A good site for finding microfiches of many types of bikes is www.powersportspro.com 'use the partsfish' , is handy for looking at exploded views of parts to give you an idea of how things come apart.
Another site for finding microfiches is www.bikebandit.com/partsbandit
For finding history this site is good (Ive got it set to my bike as an example of a good bike) http://www.suzukicycles.org/GSX-R-series/GSX-R600.shtml
Maybe someone clever could add some of these sites to this webite.
Ive got a copy of a Suzuki GSXR 600 SRAD 96-00 Factory Service Manual saved in .pdf format (98.1Mb)
Also got a copy of a Suzuli GSXR1000K3, high quality, I download it from a website and had to open & save each page individually, all 456 pages (yes it took a wee while) Its saved as individual pages, quality .jpegs (26.1Mb) and also .pdf format (25.8Mb). The website I got it from is www.discuss.narod.ru/moto its a russian site but all the stuff i needed is in English. There are also a few different bike manuals including GSX1400(haha only 98hp & my 600 was 97hp on the dyno), GSXR1000, SV650, SV1000, FZR600, Intruder VS700-800 & a few dirt bikes.
A good site for finding microfiches of many types of bikes is www.powersportspro.com 'use the partsfish' , is handy for looking at exploded views of parts to give you an idea of how things come apart.
Another site for finding microfiches is www.bikebandit.com/partsbandit
For finding history this site is good (Ive got it set to my bike as an example of a good bike) http://www.suzukicycles.org/GSX-R-series/GSX-R600.shtml
Maybe someone clever could add some of these sites to this webite.