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ok, let's fit tractor tyres - check
now get rid of most of the front fork movement - check
petrol tank - nope, too big- make it much smaller - check
rear tail - ditch it - check
oh, and I want the air cleaner easily changeable - check
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/0e/1d/5a/0e1d5a1e2b31b34d28a9e8ef7e227289.jpg
Craig380
29-11-17, 11:45 AM
Just the thing for longer trips!
presumably a shed with a low roof.Lol
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shiftin_gear98
29-11-17, 12:10 PM
Too much crack smoking in that shed.
maviczap
29-11-17, 04:00 PM
Apart from the paint and general cleanliness, there's nothing I like about that bike :-)
I like it :) There's gonna be tons of these on the road, nothing wrong with 1 being a bit different.
Fuel load is obviously reduced (!) but its probably not quite as bad considering the seat and tail are also the tank. Looks like a lot of work went into that piece too. And tbf, with those tyres on, i doubt its intended for long journeys! Pretty smart if ya ask me.
Talking Heads
29-11-17, 04:56 PM
Customising: verb, the process of turning a standard bike into a hideous pile of ****e.
Remove front mudguard, ride with open face helmet, go over some gravel, ouch!!
Maybe the beard is used for protection.
Remove front mudguard, ride with open face helmet, go over some gravel, ouch!!
Maybe the beard is used for protection.[emoji23][emoji23]
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SV650rules
29-11-17, 06:25 PM
Could probably win the Turner prize, Tracy Emin ' the unmade bike'
Totally hideous
squirrel_hunter
30-11-17, 12:48 AM
Its not my style but I can appreciate it, looks like a lot of work went into it.
Far better than a bike with a pipe and some stubby levers that's classed as "customised"...
Its not my style but I can appreciate it, looks like a lot of work went into it.
Far better than a bike with a pipe and some stubby levers that's classed as "customised"...What about this one.
Link fixed
http://www.motofire.com/2016/05/news/just-make-2016-sv650-customs-already-suzuki/
squirrel_hunter
30-11-17, 06:56 PM
I'm not sure which one, that link just takes me to a page of "scrambler" type bikes?
I'm not sure which one, that link just takes me to a page of "scrambler" type bikes?Two of the bikes are SV 650s the yellow ones one road and one scrambler.
Link fixed
http://www.motofire.com/2016/05/news/just-make-2016-sv650-customs-already-suzuki/
squirrel_hunter
30-11-17, 09:01 PM
They are not my preferred style, but they do look complete and well thought out.
johnnyrod
30-11-17, 10:59 PM
Looks like the sort of tosh you see in MCN drawn by Juan Kerr, or on some random stand at the NEC. Or, to put it another way, hideous. By that I mean, if you value form over function by around 100%, you're still going to be disappointed.
I feel I am about to find out it has been built by an org'er. I trust you have a plough to put on the back.
Looks like the sort of tosh you see in MCN drawn by Juan Kerr, or on some random stand at the NEC. Or, to put it another way, hideous. By that I mean, if you value form over function by around 100%, you're still going to be disappointed.
I feel I am about to find out it has been built by an org'er. I trust you have a plough to put on the back.[emoji23][emoji23]
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'Let's customise the SV650 AL7'
Lets not.
At least not like this.
I have to accept the craftsmanship is good but the basic ideas are horrible.
Can't stand these 'customisations' that detract from the bike's utility & useability. especially on an SV650 which is an honest bike thats made to be used.
At least they didn't remove any of the suspension or brakes - true retard 'mods' right there.
It leads to an interesting idea though - what about a customisation that makes a bike more practical - a bigger fuel tank, more luggage options, better suspension - & no reason you can't tart up the looks at the same time.
Look what people do worldwide with Honda's awesome CRF250L - those are mods I rate.
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