1981 Kawasaki Kdx80 Owners & Service Manual 60 Pages on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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This is an original 1981 Kawasaki motorcycle Factory owners manual & service manual covering the KDX80. It is 8 ½” X 11” has 60 pages & is in very good condition (a few marks on cover otherwise excellent). It shows pictures of the bike & close-up detailed pictures of the mechanical & electrical parts. It covers all specs, engine data & has an electrical wiring diagram & trouble shooting flow chart. It has 8 sections on disassembly, maintenance, lubrication, inspection & adjustment, periodic maintenance etc. This is not an easy item to find. Buyer to pay shipping in $US via paypal.
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