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Jackie_Black 04-09-07 09:54 PM

Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
My SV continues to entertain me. I had the first service done today and some R&G bungs fitted to the bike. On the ride home i took advantage of being allowed to rev it more and have to say i'm very impressed. How much more of that surge is there after 8k?

The bungs nearly got used straight away tho as i nearly dropped the bike in the car park at the dealers :confused:!

When I got home my Double Bubble had been delivered it so I fitted that and rode about, it really makes a big difference and was a good buy.

Now i need some torque settings for the bits i'm going to remove for my helibars. Headset nut, Triple clamp bolts, brake and clutch levers. Also do I just re tighten the throttle and switchgear with a screwdriver till i'm happy they won't fall off?

Cheers in advance.

rictus01 05-09-07 01:31 AM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
Download the manuals from the home page, they have all the torque settings listed.

Manual Link

Cheers Mark.

sv650nutter149 05-09-07 06:00 AM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
i normally just tighten things till im happy they wont fall off, unless its ne thing to do with the engine or internalsof forks and rear shock etc if u know what i mean, other wise to put a mirror on the haynes manaul says tighten to bla bla torque lol

Spanner Man 05-09-07 06:29 AM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
Morning all.
Torque for the steering stem nut is 90nm. the yoke pinch bolts are all 23 nm. Just do up the brake & clutch levers until they're secure.

Cheers.

Jackie_Black 05-09-07 07:21 AM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
Excellent, now i just need to get a torque wrench for the job. :cheers:

srxaus 05-09-07 10:48 AM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
hey
don't just get any torque wrench
some new ones are way off on their settings get a good one
read this review :) http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product..._wrenches.html

thor 05-09-07 10:53 AM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
Where did you order your double bubble from?

Jackie_Black 05-09-07 12:41 PM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
It's an MRA Double bubble from HPS. Looks nice and seems to really cut the wind down (i'm 6ft 2) Fitted very easily too.

BristolMatt 05-09-07 07:51 PM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
I managed to get a brand new Snap-On (not Blue Point) torque wrench of e-Bay a month or two ago for £50. Got to be patient though but well worth the wait. If you're extra lucky, they also do one with a flexible head which pop up occasionally.

Here's a non-flex one: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Snap-On-Tools-...QQcmdZViewItem

Jackie_Black 05-09-07 08:03 PM

Re: Serviced, Bunged and Bubbled
 
Cool I keep an eye on it cheers.


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