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  1. 6th October 2006, 14:30 #1
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    DR650 1996 to current Manual link.

    Here's a link to DR650 manual. I've also added it to the 'lotsa manuals post', but it can be hard to find the right manual on that post because it's got so big.

    http://www.deakin.edu.au/~mic_adm/DR650.pdf

    Problems? I've got a copy on my HDD so PM me and we'll sort something out.

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    Coooool, thanks for that. I've tried a few different links to this over time, but none of then ever worked for me. Your one did, so thanks again.

    Anyone downloading this, be aware that it's 84mb.
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    Arrow Cool.

    Ive got the modern DRZ400 manual on PDF if anyone requires it which is the same as the modern KLX400 (green Suzuki).
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