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Wildkid
06-12-12, 09:54 PM
Will be Posting up a Guide on the Installation tomorrow on my K3 Naked.


Should also fit any other pointy in regards to K models and faired or unfaired.

Will Take pictures tomorrow!

barwel1992
06-12-12, 10:34 PM
Battery tray is different on all other models as the sub frame is lower so more of the battery tray needs cutting, can make fitting the batt under the seat harder than on the K3

might want to add that in :)

Wildkid
06-12-12, 10:39 PM
The 06-07 shock does not require you to cut the battery but to remove the battery cover trim which is as useful as a chocolate fireguard.

Its only if you fit other shocks like GSXR's or different model years that you have to cut away.

barwel1992
06-12-12, 10:46 PM
my k3 never had a battery cover trim, just the battery tray

Wildkid
06-12-12, 11:01 PM
Ill post photos of it tomorrow mate

dkid
06-12-12, 11:11 PM
Nice thought but a step by step tutorial is possibly not needed. Loads of people on the forum have done this swap and many including myself refered to the link below from svrider forum. It's very detailed and easy to follow. Have a read :)

http://www.svrider.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80387

Battery tray is different on all other models as the sub frame is lower so more of the battery tray needs cutting, can make fitting the batt under the seat harder than on the K3

might want to add that in :)

The 06-07 shock does not require you to cut the battery tray

^This is true

Wildkid
06-12-12, 11:37 PM
Yeah I just thought Id do one for this forum as its based on svrider in which im not really a big fan of to be honest with you.

Plus im going to make it a bit more detailed.

dkid
06-12-12, 11:46 PM
More detailed than 55 pages of step by step instructions, various rider/weight shock setting sugestions, discussion and tips from different people who've fitted them? Good luck to you fella! ;)

Seriously though, If you want to do it then go ahead. It can't do any harm to have another point of view. But I'd take an hour to read through the whole thread as there's some decent stuff in there.

Wildkid
06-12-12, 11:51 PM
Alright mr Burst peoples bubbles! haha.


Even if I end up doing a write up of some sort, im sure it will benefit some people.

More detailed than 55 pages of step by step instructions, various rider/weight shock setting sugestions, discussion and tips from different people who've fitted them? Good luck to you fella! ;)

Seriously though, If you want to do it then go ahead. It can't do any harm to have another point of view. But I'd take an hour to read through the whole thread as there's some decent stuff in there.

TCochrane
06-12-12, 11:55 PM
should come in handy when I do my GSXR rear shock conversion this xmas!

dkid
06-12-12, 11:56 PM
Alright mr Burst peoples bubbles! haha.


Even if I end up doing a write up of some sort, im sure it will benefit some people.

Haha, not trying to burst your bubble mate. Just pointing out that someone's already done the hard work so you don't have to. Like I say though, go for it if you want to. It's not for me to tell you not to do something, just wasn't sure if you knew the above thread existed?

dkid
06-12-12, 11:59 PM
should come in handy when I do my GSXR rear shock conversion this xmas!

There's a thread for that too lol :D

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=112527&highlight=gsxr+rear+shock+pointy

TCochrane
07-12-12, 12:02 AM
There's a thread for that too lol :D

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=112527&highlight=gsxr+rear+shock+pointy

hehe too much choice!
i bet i'll still make some silly mistakes even with countless tutorial guides ;)

dkid
07-12-12, 12:04 AM
It's how we learn :)

TCochrane
07-12-12, 12:05 AM
I've learnt that I'm a terrible engineer! haha ambitious yet rubbish! never puts me off trying though ;)