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MoDaddy
16-09-08, 08:17 PM
Either I've got an idea or I slipped and hit my head on the WC again;

but has anyone successfully raised the half-fairing of an SVS to a more sport-touring level (along with N-bars, of course) ?

A poor mans Multistrada? A V-Strom Sport? An abomination?

dizzyblonde
16-09-08, 08:25 PM
think you hit your head again....thats sacrilage. Bloody awful idea...go sit on the naughty step for thinking it ;-)

Lozzo
16-09-08, 08:26 PM
The latter. It looks awful.

yorkie_chris
17-09-08, 12:01 AM
Nah it's still pointy... go buy a DL1000 and find a way to shoehorn in a yoshi tuned TLR engine and induction setup. It'd be far more fun.

injury_ian
17-09-08, 01:58 AM
what are those DL1000 (V-stroms) like? Im cuorious, like the look and idea of em.

Dangerous Dave
17-09-08, 07:33 AM
Why make a ugly bike uglier?

Have you tried a double bubble or touring screen?

MoDaddy
17-09-08, 03:42 PM
Why make a ugly bike uglier?

Have you tried a double bubble or touring screen?

My motorcycle is not ugly, it is merely frightful; there's a difference.

I've got my eye on the Zero Gravity Touring screen. Do they really get the wind-blast up and over your head?

MoDaddy
17-09-08, 03:51 PM
what are those DL1000 (V-stroms) like? Im cuorious, like the look and idea of em.

This is what I know of the DL1000:


It's as big as a horse.
When you twist the throttle hard, the scenery changes in a heartbeat.
The sound of the engine is addicting.
It's as pretty as you are blind.
If you take a jump too fast, you will want to do it again with clean underpants.

Lucas
17-09-08, 04:08 PM
:smt075

Alpinestarhero
17-09-08, 04:32 PM
No problem with wanting to make your SV a bit more practicle and comfy. Double-bubble screens will make alot of differance, and you can get bar-raisers (helibars, or i think yamaha FJ1100 bars work well?). I was considering it at one point, but I got used to the handlebar position. I'd still like a taller screen though.

Dangerous Dave
17-09-08, 04:47 PM
The touring screen is good, directs the wind blast quite high...

http://www.zerogravity-racing.com/sportbikes/photogallery%20v2/Suzuki%202/157/157%20ST1.jpg

ThEGr33k
17-09-08, 04:50 PM
This is what I know of the DL1000:


It's as big as a horse.
When you twist the throttle hard, the scenery changes in a heartbeat.
The sound of the engine is addicting.
It's as pretty as you are blind.
If you take a jump too fast, you will want to do it again with clean underpants.



LOL Like the write up :D

Never heard of the hightening things thing.

Might be worth putting some riser bars on and a big screen... doubt bouble type thing?

xXBADGERXx
17-09-08, 06:10 PM
You can also buy a Laminar Lip for your screen to direct any air flow even higher . The nice thing about these is they can be removed easily to return the screen back to standard for domestic shuttling about duties :D

http://www.laminarlip.com/sv.php

independentphoto
17-09-08, 09:31 PM
You can also buy a Laminar Lip for your screen to direct any air flow even higher . The nice thing about these is they can be removed easily toi return the screen back to standard for domestic shuttling about duties :D

http://www.laminarlip.com/sv.php

At THOSE prices you've got to be kidding right? The Suzuki "Double Bubble" does a good job and whilst it's not as neat as the original screen, it's nowhere near as fugly as one of those things.....

Garry:silent:

xXBADGERXx
17-09-08, 09:42 PM
Those prices are in Dollars so you can halve them for pounds as a guesstimation , and as I said before , it can be removed afterwards , returning the bike to standard . They can be as Ugly as you like , but it`ll keep the wind blast off you and can be removed quite easily .