Is there an after-market rotor puller for the 600 bandit?
Aug 26, 2008 by Buck | Posted in Motorcycles
I bought one off ebay, meant to be good for the 400, no where near big enough. Is it 42mm X 1.5, right cuffs external female?
Are there any tool hire shops that beasts them?
Ta awfully. Buck.
It's a Suzuki GSF600 W (Bandit) first registered in 2001.
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