Hero's of the SV

[Anonymous]

http://premium1.uploadit.org/RichHelyer//heros-of-the-SV.jpg

I think its an SV.

courtesy rocker59, advrider

[H62]

Is that a baking tray attached to the bike. :shock:

[Anonymous]

Is that a baking tray attached to the bike. :shock:

It does indeed resemble a pie tray. Fished from the ditch or de-rigeur aftermarket add on, who knows.

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[jonboy]

I think it's a Bandit.


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[Filipe M.]

I'd say SV, by the looks of the trellis frame... :?

[Anonymous]

I think it's a Bandit.


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I was thinking that because of the clocks. But the forks and rad, plastic bit under the clocks and tank filler look SV.

not that I have studied any of these on a bandit other than clocks :lol:

[TSM]

I think it's a Bandit.


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Look at the frame, just under the left handle bar, thats a distinctive curvey frame.

I think the bandit also have the crash bungs lower down on the engine.

[Anonymous]

But we all agree it was a foolhardy adventure to ride it in a ditch, right? :lol:

[Diveboy]

Danger Danger Danger... look out for those crock's mate.

Its Steve Irwin on a bike :lol: :lol:

[Peter Henry]

Well there's water and the poor guy is now pushing the bike.....so pretty good guess it's an SV! :lol: :lol:


*yeah,yeah I'm on my way!*

[Foey]

I think it's a Bandit.


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I've never seen a water cooled Bandit, (by the rad not the fact he's in it). :wink: :lol:

[tricky]

Looking at the state of the levers/handlebars I'm thinking he didn't ride into the ditch intentionally, I can't remember what circuit it was at, but I remember watching a sidecar race on TV many many years ago at a UK circuit, and one of the chairs went into a similar muddy ditch.

[northwind]

I suppose if you must ride into a muddy ditch on an SV, you should make sure it's a big one. Mine was only about 6 inches deep, complete waste of effort :roll: