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DomP
04-08-15, 03:50 PM
I've bought an abba superbike stand with sv1000 adapters 2nd hand but need sv650 adapters. Any one wasn't these or swap them for 650 ones? I presume they are a different fitment. £15?

VT33
22-08-15, 01:54 PM
Did you test them on your bike to see if the SV1K adapters fit the SV650?

tom_e
22-08-15, 02:12 PM
They don't there's a guide on the Abba site to which ones fit numerous models.

Bibio
22-08-15, 05:25 PM
i got the swingarm removal fitting kit which lives permanently on the bike.

DomP
23-08-15, 01:33 PM
Yeah they don't fit my imaginary sv650:). Test soon so hopefully the 125 may be making way.
What's the swing arm removal kit?

The Guru
24-08-15, 06:52 AM
i got the swingarm removal fitting kit which lives permanently on the bike.

Mine too.

Yeah they don't fit my imaginary sv650:). Test soon so hopefully the 125 may be making way.
What's the swing arm removal kit?

http://abbastands.co.uk/product-detail.asp?item=swing-arm-removal-kit&pid=21

VT33
24-08-15, 08:11 AM
Picked up an abba stand for £40 second hand, good condition, well chuffed! Going to end up paying more for adapters and swing arm removal kit than I payed for the stand itself! How often do second hand 650 adapters pop up Or do I just bite the bullet and get new ones off eBay for £20?

DomP
24-08-15, 12:59 PM
I got used adapters for 12.99 on Ebay on a buy it now coming this week. I feel bad now considering I don't have an SV- yet.

Is the swing arm kit useful then?

Bibio
24-08-15, 01:12 PM
Is the swing arm kit useful then?
yes very. as you WILL need to service the swingarm bearing at some point. if its a second hand bike with more then 10,000 miles on it then they will be shot. if its a new bike then strip the swingarm off and grease them up properly and do this every 3-4rd service. better servicing them than buying new ones as the price is around £200 for the whole lot of bearings.

DomP
24-08-15, 09:11 PM
Wow £200 for swing arm bearings, I thought my 182 spares were expensive.