748 SPARES
 

Via a friend I might be able to get some nice spares from a 748, ie Front forks etc, all the brakes/discs/wheels. Rear single swing arm.
Do you lot reckon that any of them could be made to fit the SV, Just the SV would look very nice with a single sided swing arm.
sexysi

not heard of any 748 stuff being used, its normally vfr swingarms or nc30's

Anything can be made to fit.
Can't help you on how, of course.

You could get a Ducati back end on an SV, a number of bits need fabrication though, as for the front, I would have thought that it would be a bit short, so you'd probably need a stepped top yoke made or it'd steer like a tea trolley.

It certainly could be done, but it's not for the faint of heart or the shallow of pockets.

A friend just had his 748R stolen from East London. There is a reward out for any information leading to it's return.

Make: Ducati
Model: 748R
Colour: Red (with white rear number boards on the seat unit)
Registration: EX51 XVO

Frame Number ZDMH 300AA1B008869
Engine number ZDM748W4B-001935

On the head stock there is a little plate designating the bike 853 out of 1000.

It has a Ducati race shift (no linkage -one up five down) and Motec Rear sets (rigid, non-standard, Black). It has Termignoni race exhausts fitted - the standard exhausts were stolen too as was some extra track only body work (made by ARD Racing). It has no indicators fitted and only one mirror (left one). Usual Ducati 748R specification (including Ohlins forks and rear shock, Brembo brakes and five spoke Marchesini wheels) - plus carbon fibre clutch plate and hugger. It had Metzler Race Tec tyres fitted.

The bike is alpha dotted. It has a Data Tool alarm and immobiliser fitted.

http://www.bureaunet.com/SV650/Avatar/748.gif

Interesting... :oops: :lol:


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"Comedy" set up perhaps?

:-k

So I'm not the only suspicious ******* on this forum, then :wink:

Top detective work:lol:

A police officer, and don't forget Who I work for Hint they fly
sexysi