Originally Posted by Sid Squid

When you get a new bike you get the owners manual, which essentially tells you the location of the controls, outlines the service schedule and gives basic specifications, and you get a warranty/sevice record book.

If you want a workshop manual that's separate. The Haynes manual was originally for the curvies but has been lately updated to include the changes included in the recent bikes, check the manual it might be the right one.

From memory the Suzuki workshop manual is about £45-£50 or so, it's very good and highly detailed so possibly worth the extra over the Haynes, but being Suzuki's own does assume that you will have a full set of Suzuki tools, the Haynes is very useful, despite the criticisms some give it, and will suggest alternatives to factory tools if practical.