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MFWIC
22-03-13, 06:42 PM
Hi all, I'm selling my 2006 fully faired pointy.

Its YHJ Blue and has 22k on the clock. It has just had new chain and sprockets and the tyres have got plenty of tread left. Its Has MOT until August and Tax until July. It passed its last MOT with no problems at all.

I have fitted heated grips, tail tidy and a Beowulf exhaust. Its in great condition with no falls or other big damage to report, just the usual age related usage stuff. I also have all the original parts.

I have changed the oil every 3k and have kept up regular maintenance since purchase (Receipts kept), which was 1 year ago.

I'm after around £2200 but would consider a swap or px for a naked SV or other naked make/model motorcycle (Min 600cc). I now commute daily and my body does not agree with the riding position of the S, hence sale.

Just ask if your interested and I will send you pictures and my telephone number for a chat.

Cheers Neil.

MFWIC
25-03-13, 08:17 PM
Also on ebay, item - 190816175866

punkyp
25-03-13, 08:54 PM
Do a bar conversion, I have and haven't looked back. Commuting everyday is now confortable and was less than £200.

MFWIC
25-03-13, 09:13 PM
Is there much to it? Where did you buy them?

jmsvuk
25-03-13, 09:32 PM
Try here
http://www.topyokes.com/

FG1
25-03-13, 09:37 PM
No, don't do a bar conversion. Have mine ......:D

MFWIC
25-03-13, 09:39 PM
No, don't do a bar conversion. Have mine ......:D

Did you get my email yesterday?

quik_d
25-03-13, 09:43 PM
Agree with punky, before you swap out the sv comsider a bar conversion.

I did one last year as a last try before I sold the bike as I couldn't stand the position. I didnt buy a kit i actually got hold of a genuine naked sv yoke and then got the other bits I needed separately.

The difference was Day and night. I love it and the sv is so much fun to ride now

MFWIC
25-03-13, 09:46 PM
Not cheap though.... Just checked it £300! How easy/hard is it to fit?

quik_d
25-03-13, 09:54 PM
Fairly easy, you'll need to remove the tank and injector bodies to fit the longer throttle cables, then just a case of removing old bars and yoke, remove all the stuff off the yoke and bars and fit to the new yoke.

You'll need a security torx (can't remember which size) to remove the ignition barrel.

Helps to have a friend helping you, but it's not hard, afternoons work? Pity you are miles from me I'd give you a hand if you we're nearer,

quik_d
25-03-13, 09:59 PM
And no £300 is steep however when you sell the bike you could remove it all and sell it separately for half what you paid I reckon. The kits gets snapped up almost immediately when put up for sale on here.

I guess whether its worth trying for you depends on whether us are happy with the rest of the bike, I.e. looks, engine etc. if you are thinking of something else anyway then maybe not worth it but if you love it but are just too uncomfortable then I really recommend it.

Also recommend these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Riser-Plates-Rearsets-Suzuki-SV650-SV1000-SV-650-1000-SV650S-SV1000S-SV650N-/251244996103?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3a7f5e6607

You can flip them and get more leg room as they then lower the pegs, also make a decent difference if you have long legs.

FG1
25-03-13, 10:27 PM
Neil, yes I did get the email. I need to sort out some pictures and details for you.
I'll give you a call to chat about it shortly.

punkyp
26-03-13, 08:16 AM
Where abouts are you? I might not be far, you can have a look/ride of mine. I didn't get a new top yoke, drilled out the old one.
topyokes.com have a bad rep, they take ages to deliver.

I got:

SV650N Handlebars Ebay £20.99
DL throttle cable and housing Ebay £14.99
DL Clutch Cable Ebay £9.19
SV650S Longer Lines Ebay £42.91
Risers Ebay £13.99
Switch Gear Extensions SV650.org(Bibo) £16

£118.07

I do admit, I have naked envy sometimes though.