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lancasterlad 04-08-07 12:04 PM

£200 pound buring a hole in my pocket!
 
what to buy something for the bike.
what should i get?

sv 650s (2000)

fizzwheel 04-08-07 12:06 PM

Re: £200 pound buring a hole in my pocket!
 
Race Can

the white rabbit 04-08-07 12:12 PM

Re: £200 pound buring a hole in my pocket!
 
Oxford panniers, ferry ticket, and fuel to Germany/Austria/Italy border.

Bear 04-08-07 12:12 PM

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Front springs and a tail tidy

lancasterlad 04-08-07 12:17 PM

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thinking of that but theres so many cans on the market dont know what to get.
seen these on ebay what you lot think?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=014

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=009

lancasterlad 04-08-07 12:18 PM

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carnt find a tail tindy to fit the curvy with out cuting things

markmoto 04-08-07 12:23 PM

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for the money you cant go wrong with the carbon can co or fuel cans both are very similar in quality! or if you want to something abit different the beowulf cans are very nice imo.

John 675 04-08-07 12:27 PM

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put it towards a decent et of rear sets! :D

lancasterlad 04-08-07 12:31 PM

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rear sets?

markmoto 04-08-07 12:33 PM

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footpegs! set your feet further back and also increase ground clearance! not that this is needed! do look better though.:cool:

lancasterlad 04-08-07 12:37 PM

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where will i find the rear sets?

John 675 04-08-07 12:57 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancasterlad (Post 1253613)
where will i find the rear sets?

Check here : http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/produc...12&tlgrp=MCR12

this is a right hand side rear set, :smt073

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/resour...ADJREARSET.jpg

lancasterlad 04-08-07 01:01 PM

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thanks for the shortcut mate but whats to point of them?

markmoto 04-08-07 01:08 PM

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not alot realy unless you go racing! Go for a race can mate will sound sooo much better!! make sure its got a removable baffle so its road legal ish :-)

John 675 04-08-07 01:12 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancasterlad (Post 1253619)
thanks for the shortcut mate but whats to point of them?

They alter your foot and leg position a bit more up and back to give you better ground clearence and a sportier body postion, they are probably alot stronger too, but the fully adjustable ones can be set to your personal preferences rather than the crappy stock pegs that you have to deal with. :D

Davies 04-08-07 01:32 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancasterlad (Post 1253600)
carnt find a tail tindy to fit the curvy with out cuting things

Try a pyramid undertray. I had one fitted to my old SV and it kills two birds with one stone and doesn't require any cutting as far as I remember (although confirm this with them first).

Cheers,

Paul

northwind 04-08-07 03:46 PM

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Rearsets can be good crash protection too... Or alternatively, the fixed pegs can snap off entirely, or they can break the mounting lugs off the frame :rolleyes: But they look good. I find mine more comfortable too, I'm more locked into one position but it's a naturally comfy one, on long journeys it removes the temptation to sit badly.

But, with £200... Exhaust can, is what I'd get.

lancasterlad 04-08-07 04:10 PM

Re: £200 pound buring a hole in my pocket!
 
right im going to buy a can.

what should i buy?

witch sounds the best?

fizzwheel 04-08-07 04:24 PM

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TBH they all sound good, the only can I'd stay away from is Blue Flame..

Have a read of the threads in the exhaust section, you'll find it here

http://forums.sv650.org/forumdisplay.php?f=137

On your sort of budget if it were me, I'd be looking for either a "Fuel" or "Carbon Can Company" exhaust. should find one cheap enough. They are around the £110 ish mark, so you'll have some pennies left over out of your budget, If you're a new rider, spend the rest on yourself and do a bikesafe ro sign up to IAM.

If you can stretch a bit past your budget, then have a look for a Remus exhaust, My other half has one on her K5 and it sounds really nice.

lancasterlad 04-08-07 04:30 PM

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what would this be like?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=014


its a stubby one but has no make

markmoto 04-08-07 04:58 PM

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you can get a carbon can co or fuel exhaust for that kind of money on ebay!

M.C. 04-08-07 05:32 PM

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if you want to spend all your money get a scorpion street extreme in stainless i think you can get them for about £200-210 they look really good imo worth the extra money

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TVSI...related&search=

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=92983

lancasterlad 04-08-07 08:38 PM

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well just got one of the freeflow stubby cans off ebay £110 posted.

anyone got one?
what you think on them?

markmoto 04-08-07 08:44 PM

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nice on e cant go wrong with that, you will luv the way she sounds when unleased :-) especialy when you throttle off and change down pop pop bang pop :-)

Alpinestarhero 04-08-07 08:56 PM

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SHoulda got a topbox....

Matt

markmoto 04-08-07 09:02 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by alpinestarhero (Post 1253794)
SHoulda got a topbox....

Matt

:shock:

Alpinestarhero 04-08-07 09:10 PM

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I get that respones all the time :( do none of you understand?

:D

Matt

markmoto 04-08-07 09:15 PM

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:rolleyes: im anti backbox :D

northwind 04-08-07 09:42 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by alpinestarhero (Post 1253794)
SHoulda got a topbox....

:smt041 I love my topbox, exactly as much as I hate my top box, because it's exactly as ugly as it is practical. But anyone who needs one will probably know without asking I reckon.

markmoto 04-08-07 09:52 PM

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i just couldnt not while there are rucksacks and tankbags in the world!

Alpinestarhero 04-08-07 09:55 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by northwind (Post 1253829)
:smt041 I love my topbox, exactly as much as I hate my top box, because it's exactly as ugly as it is practical. But anyone who needs one will probably know without asking I reckon.

Yes! Northy is on my side!

Matt

northwind 04-08-07 10:12 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mototech (Post 1253838)
i just couldnt not while there are rucksacks and tankbags in the world!

It's when you go shopping... Put lid, gloves and back protector in top box, bliss. Then when you get back, throw all your messages in the boot, no mucking about with bungees, no heavy rucksacks... Magic. Plus, there's a certain extra frisson to overtaking other bikes while top-boxed up.

Course, I take it off as soon as possible afterwards, and hide it ;)

markmoto 04-08-07 10:15 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by northwind (Post 1253854)
It's when you go shopping... Put lid, gloves and back protector in top box, bliss. Then when you get back, throw all your messages in the boot, no mucking about with bungees, no heavy rucksacks... Magic. Plus, there's a certain extra frisson to overtaking other bikes while top-boxed up.

Course, I take it off as soon as possible afterwards, and hide it ;)

shopping goes in my van or if im on my bike either down the front of my jacket or in my rucksack :D

Lozzo 05-08-07 06:54 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mototech (Post 1253838)
i just couldnt not while there are rucksacks and tankbags in the world!

I couldn't have one as long as the Taste Police are still active in my area. Besides, I'm too young, don't stink of pi55 and don't own a BMW.

Topboxes are a no-no.

Lozzo 05-08-07 06:57 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by northwind (Post 1253854)
<snip> throw all your messages in the boot,

Haha - "Messages".

You're a Scot, obviously.

My ex-burd used to call her shopping "messages" - gorgeous girl who was into rubber/latex and stuff like that, so I could forgive her abuse of my language.

the_lone_wolf 05-08-07 09:02 AM

Re: £200 pound buring a hole in my pocket!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by M.C. (Post 1253698)
if you want to spend all your money get a scorpion street extreme in stainless i think you can get them for about £200-210 they look really good imo worth the extra money

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TVSI...related&search=

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=92983

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewsZXHz-E0A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4deGJypg4Nc

what he said ^^^

street extreme for the win:cool:

but then i'm biased, the second bid is my bike:D

kcowgergmm 05-08-07 03:18 PM

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well by the time im done ill have about an estimated 200 lb in my front end and shock upgrade so i might recommend that. i figured i could get a full exhaust or a or a complete suspension upgrade so thats my 2 cents worth

Ceri JC 06-08-07 09:18 AM

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IAM skill for life course.


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