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dizzyblonde
20-01-09, 03:02 PM
It just makes it looks like a piece of cr@p. Like you can't even be bothered to turn a hose on it. Have some pride in your bike! :D


It gets a clean down once in a while....when hes not looking :lol:
I got his original forks to replace the ones that bambi bent. After scraping the muck off them, they were in absolute pristine condition, not a hint of white fur anywhere.

yorkie_chris
20-01-09, 03:10 PM
It just makes it looks like a piece of cr@p.
So much the better to suprise people with
Like you can't even be bothered to turn a hose on it. An accurate deduction there!
Have some pride in your bike! :D Hehehehe

:p

DarrenSV650S
20-01-09, 03:12 PM
How do you surprise people with your filthy bike?

dizzyblonde
20-01-09, 03:17 PM
hhmmm that is a question YC has never answered...does he take pride in his bike??

Welll he must do, why else would he go to such lengths to make it look so crap!

Every time i take mine to be fixed he calls them a piece of Sh!!t...... anything far shinier in his book is the same. Never heard him call his own bike a piece of poo :-)
It'll be one of those interesting relics in a museum one day...
and as for surprising peeps with his filty bike its simple...its so filthy and black its stealth, he can hide in a dark corner and you won't see it....


then rrrrraaaaaarrrr 10000 mega watts of HID lights in YOUR face ....hehehehe

zunkus
20-01-09, 03:19 PM
Orange screen!!! WOOO!!!!!:cheers:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3082/3174526941_57ee3d4d40.jpg?v=0

I thought f---ugly when I received the parcel from a former Buell owner, he sent the screen free with the plastics and subframe. I said well I'll buy a black tinted one later but this will do for now got more important things to do, then I sort of got used to it. Maybe I'll spray the rims to match or maybe I'll buy the black tinted one!

DarrenSV650S
20-01-09, 03:20 PM
I thought f---ugly when I received the parcel from a former Buell owner, he sent the screen free with the plastics and subframe. I said well I'll buy a black tinted one later but this will do for now got more important things to do, then I sort of got used to it. Maybe I'll spray the rims to match or maybe I'll buy the black tinted one!
It compliments the blue very well

missyburd
20-01-09, 03:21 PM
then rrrrraaaaaarrrr 10000 mega watts of HID lights in YOUR face ....hehehehe
Don't forget the BARRRRRRR of the exhaust that makes old ladies with hearing aids jump out of their skin :-D

zunkus
20-01-09, 03:24 PM
My little baby!

http://forums.sv650.org/picture.php?albumid=78&pictureid=835

I like the radiator cover giving some protection to the front spark plug. The lower cowling doesn;t look half bad either. Any more pictures?

yorkie_chris
20-01-09, 03:25 PM
How do you surprise people with your filthy bike?

The handling is roughly 51.7x better than a stock SV, the engine isn't stock. And I don't really mind the odd scrape so I'm not nervous in traffic.

Other little suprise... I dare you to ride close behind me when I'm gonna drop it and nail the throttle at 9k... the noise will make your head fall off :smt040

Luckypants
20-01-09, 03:27 PM
I dare you to ride close behind me when I'm gonna drop it and nail the throttle at 9k...

The smell of un-burnt fuel will also make you fall off :twisted:

DarrenSV650S
20-01-09, 03:27 PM
51.7? Is that all? Mines is 73.1x better
And my can is LOUDER!! :D

yorkie_chris
20-01-09, 03:31 PM
OK you can stop waving it around now :-P

Never fear... I have bought a bike which looks EVEN WORSE! :-D

DarrenSV650S
20-01-09, 03:32 PM
Ahh so my clean bike wins. WOO! :D

yorkie_chris
20-01-09, 03:34 PM
Yes congratulations your clean bike wins in the willy waving stakes. The question is, have you done anything interesting to it? Or is it just all mouth no trousers like most "modified" SVs?

Edit @ luckypants:
It's only running sloppy rich in the low-mids now, nice and crisp on the mains muahaha. "Yes officer I had to use 10krpm there, it's bad for the environment otherwise.. "

DarrenSV650S
20-01-09, 03:36 PM
Loads of mouth. Standard trousers
I'd like to open up the engine. But I'm only just getting my head around carbs. So haven't got much of a chance

yorkie_chris
20-01-09, 03:38 PM
Port the head out and skim it a bit, piece of pi$$ to do and *ahem* PROBABLY won't need the jetting changing.

FFS you've got me thinking now... where did I put those 'busa pistons...

vzzzbuxt
20-01-09, 03:59 PM
Yo YC!

On a second glance is that a gsxr600 front end? How easy to fit etc...?

yorkie_chris
20-01-09, 04:02 PM
Hardest bit is changing the headbearings. The SRAD6 stuff isn't much heavier than stock SV stuff so it's a right bargain of a mod, especially since the SRAD stuff can be a fair bit cheaper than SV OEM stuff!

sv_rider1990
20-01-09, 05:45 PM
SV rider....your downpipes not shiny enough!!


Tut theres always one thats finds the minor criticism and such detail lol! Does a rusty downpipe count as a modification? :confused: lol!

northwind
20-01-09, 08:03 PM
Why the single front brake northy, is it to do with caliper overhauls while keeping the bike on the road.


Nah, when I had the 2 R6 calipers, Brembo MC and 320mm Honda Sp2 discs, it was just stupidly overbraked- great on track, but evil in winter- so I was going to go for 310mm CBR600RR discs but then discovered these ancient 330mm Fireblade ones. So one blade disc the size of a dustbin lid, one R6 radial caliper and R6 mc instead, much less bite but all the power I need, lovely- and about 3kg lighter. The whole bike's only 171kg when it's unfaired (with all its fuel, oil, toolkit heated grips, HID headlight and extra big battery) and I'm not heavy so it takes less stopping than most.

oh, it's a Fireblade fitment dymag front wheel which is why I'm using honda discs, this wouldn't work on a stock wheel.

I love YC's bike, it's even more horrible in the flesh :mrgreen: But like a lot of rat bikes, it's what's under the festering crust that counts. In this case, limpets.

yorkie_chris
20-01-09, 08:10 PM
Why the R6 m-c rather than the brembo one?

Phaelok
20-01-09, 08:15 PM
Thought id show it - even though only two mods have been made.

Iridium DB screen
GForce exhaust (makes it sound like hell on wheels)

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p309/Phaelok/mybike.jpg

G
20-01-09, 09:05 PM
There was a thread on here once were someone had created a custom sv cafe racer......was the best looking curvey I have ever seen.

dizzyblonde
20-01-09, 09:08 PM
oh aye thats in the photo section somewhere...its preeeetty

Dangerous Dave
20-01-09, 09:09 PM
There was a thread on here once were someone had created a custom sv cafe racer......was the best looking curvey I have ever seen.
oh aye thats in the photo section somewhere...its preeeetty
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e224/leoburton/CIMG4017.jpg

Edit: Link to thread; http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=118817

dizzyblonde
20-01-09, 09:14 PM
cheers Dave, nice to see that one again. Im Indoors has forgotten where the top fairing came from...do you know?

Phaelok
20-01-09, 09:16 PM
beautiful. never liked those fairings but in this instance, striking.

Dangerous Dave
20-01-09, 09:16 PM
cheers Dave, nice to see that one again. Im Indoors has forgotten where the top fairing came from...do you know?
Poly26, available from Twinshack (http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/pc18.html) here in the UK (I'm getting sadder)

http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/images/295_2.jpg
http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/images/294_3.jpg

northwind
20-01-09, 09:48 PM
Why the R6 m-c rather than the brembo one?

16mm vs 18mm, the big brembo was too much for the single R6 caliper.

Dave20046
20-01-09, 10:16 PM
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e224/leoburton/CIMG4017.jpg

Edit: Link to thread; http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=118817
jees. Something about me wants to hate that but I just can't

northwind
20-01-09, 10:18 PM
I don't think the bellypan works, but the rest does. The rear end sets it off very nicely, with the big seat unit.

Dave20046
20-01-09, 10:20 PM
I don't think the bellypan works, but the rest does. The rear end sets it off very nicely, with the big seat unit.
It would be nothing without the rear end

mattSV
20-01-09, 10:22 PM
They are made by Renegade, my advice is to stay away.


It is from a Buell.

I know that some on here don't rate the Renegade cans (especially Dangerous Dave :smt019;)) however I was always very happy with the products and service I got from Jorge. In 2001 there weren't many people doing twin can set ups for the SV so my options were a bit limited!

Grinch
20-01-09, 11:06 PM
I believe Grinch has done something similar.

Nooo. Yours moves... ;-)

This is how Anastasia currently looks.

http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/SV%20rebuild/th_P180109_1625.jpg (http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/SV%20rebuild/?action=view&current=P180109_1625.jpg) http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/SV%20rebuild/th_P180109_162501.jpg (http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/SV%20rebuild/?action=view&current=P180109_162501.jpg)

I had to take the front of as the headlights are on the other bike, this is cus its lights had all the back smashed out so they need to be fixed. Its also in the early stages of a re-spray but the winter moved in and stopped all that. Almost ready for a MOT, on the list is connect up the rear lights and indicators, fit hand guards with moded built in indicators, swap for tyres with tread and set-up the rear caliper.

http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/SV%20rebuild/th_P010708_1827.jpg (http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/SV%20rebuild/?action=view&current=P010708_1827.jpg)

As Paul mentioned this is the look of the fairing, though its missing the belly pan and mudguard as you can see.

Once she is MOT'ed and had the summer run, the next job is the 700cc heads.

Helga my other SV is currently in the running for the filthiness bike award with YC, though I might win on the damage award.

This is the last photo I have of her before she had a fight with a Lorry.

http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/Svdolph/th_P101208_1850.jpg (http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t155/lgmdaniel/Svdolph/?action=view&current=P101208_1850.jpg)

yorkie_chris
21-01-09, 12:24 AM
16mm vs 18mm, the big brembo was too much for the single R6 caliper.

So the brembo was the 18mm? Surely that would be the approach with more finnesse and less outright power (given the same leverage on the lever)

northwind
21-01-09, 01:02 AM
I like a longer throw rather than finesse, the 18mm felt good but I wasn't braking as well with it, I think it made me a bit hesitant.

Dangerous Dave
21-01-09, 10:13 AM
I don't think the bellypan works
+1, it is too pointy compared to the rest of the bike. A Pyramid Plastics one might work.

The rear end sets it off very nicely, with the big seat unit.
That is an Airtech rear seat hump....

http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/images/sv67%7E1.jpg

the 18mm felt good but I wasn't braking as well with it, I think it made me a bit hesitant.
+ 1, took me a long time to get used to.

northwind
21-01-09, 07:22 PM
I loved it with the 320mm discs and the Tokicos, almost my perfect balance of power and travel I think. But hated it with the R6 caliper :( I miss it, it was pure billet sex. Did I mention it was off one of the Rizla Suzuki race bikes? I did? Several times? Ah well. :mrgreen:

maviczap
21-01-09, 07:43 PM
[quote=Dangerous Dave;1753383]+1, it is too pointy compared to the rest of the bike. A Pyramid Plastics one might work.


+2 Pyramid would look better, but there's issues with non OEM downpipes. Looks like this has Micron, which wouldn't fit the Pyramid bellypan.

I managed to fit my pyramid bellypan, but only after grinding and cutting one of the support brackets. Even then the downpipe is very close to the belleypan.

Haven't had a test run with it either, so don't know what going to happen :confused:

DarrenSV650S
21-01-09, 08:01 PM
Can't remember if this has been posted in this thread or not
Beautiful (http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=173852)

maviczap
21-01-09, 08:29 PM
Can't remember if this has been posted in this thread or not
Beautiful (http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=173852)

Seen it before or an identical one in yellow. Suzuki should have made something like it, they would have sold shed loads.

jimmy-james
21-01-09, 08:58 PM
I like the radiator cover giving some protection to the front spark plug. The lower cowling doesn;t look half bad either. Any more pictures?

Heres a close up of the crud flap i devised

http://forums.sv650.org/picture.php?albumid=78&pictureid=838
The other side of the bike
http://forums.sv650.org/picture.php?albumid=78&pictureid=836
My wonky stripes (thanks guys)
http://forums.sv650.org/picture.php?albumid=78&pictureid=837

The bikes looking awful at the minute because all my lovely shiney polished aluminium has been eaten my the salt... sob sob.

Dangerous Dave
21-01-09, 10:21 PM
+2 Pyramid would look better, but there's issues with non OEM downpipes. Looks like this has Micron, which wouldn't fit the Pyramid bellypan.
They are not Micron headers, I wouldn't think there would be clearence issues with the ones in the photo. The problem with the Micron pipes is they hang to low, its a cheap design anyway.

Dangerous Dave
21-01-09, 10:27 PM
Seen it before or an identical one in yellow. Suzuki should have made something like it, they would have sold shed loads.
+ 1, same bike just in different stages of creation and colours. That is Chris' bike, he is a member (http://forums.sv650.org/member.php?u=5279) on here too.

http://www.sv650.org/gallery/pic24/mv_sv10.jpg

http://tyga-performance.com/chrisbaker/PC160005.jpg

yorkie_chris
21-01-09, 10:38 PM
Otherwise known as tygaboy on the Bay Area Riders Forum, fackin genius with the carbon fibre.

http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/images/threads/000/145/975/2766792-pa140004.jpg

yorkie_chris
21-01-09, 10:44 PM
P.s that bike is Zorans bike of twinworksfactory racing. (guy who does the GSXR conversion bearings, great guy to deal with, v helpful)

vzzzbuxt
24-01-09, 02:04 PM
P.s that bike is Zorans bike of twinworksfactory racing. (guy who does the GSXR conversion bearings, great guy to deal with, v helpful)

+1


and mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm carbon tank!!

Airwolf
24-01-09, 04:36 PM
thought i would get my baby on here, only had it about nine months.
was totally standard when i got it, as my title shows, changed lots of bits, as well as blue braided brake line, rejetted carbs, race filter, zx10 rear shock, progressive front springs, pilot 2ct tyres, r&g crash bungs.

sv-robo
24-01-09, 05:01 PM
thought i would get my baby on here, only had it about nine months.
was totally standard when i got it, as my title shows, changed lots of bits, as well as blue braided brake line, rejetted carbs, race filter, zx10 rear shock, progressive front springs, pilot 2ct tyres, r&g crash bungs.

Hmm quite nice that.............for a curvey:p

pencil shavings
24-01-09, 05:13 PM
+ 1, same bike just in different stages of creation and colours. That is Chris' bike, he is a member (http://forums.sv650.org/member.php?u=5279) on here too.

http://www.sv650.org/gallery/pic24/mv_sv10.jpg

http://tyga-performance.com/chrisbaker/PC160005.jpg

both of those look very nice!! :smt040

Airwolf
24-01-09, 06:15 PM
Hmm quite nice that.............for a curvey:p

thanks sv-robo,

i'm am trying, once the weather warms again, i'm going to cut the exhaust down abit, and if i can get the cash, some wavy disc.