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With the number of major changes introduced with your lovely new bike I would have thought the answer is pretty obvious! You may well find that there are things on the two that are identical, but the day you look up something and find it isn't the same as your bike will be the day you want the real thing. I am sure there will be a member happy to buy your 2012 book.
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so what we are getting at is you won't know what has changed...until it is too late.
sell your 2012 for 1/2 price and get a new book.
unless you are just doing oil changes.
if you have never cracked the drive section or the wiring diagrams, maybe you don't need.
Mike
sell your 2012 for 1/2 price and get a new book.
unless you are just doing oil changes.
if you have never cracked the drive section or the wiring diagrams, maybe you don't need.
Mike
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