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hi there. i used to have an sv650s that i sold to my brother. how ever i have just bought it back and the forks are completely shot. i have seen alot of svs with gsxr forks.
what i want to know is which are the easiest to fit. are there any that can use the standard yolks or bolt straight on. any make of forks really not just gsxr ones. |
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Might help people if you tell em if it's a pointy or curvey!
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its a curvy one/ cheers mate
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GSXR SRAD is easiest non-curvy fork into a curvy... As close to a straight bolt-in as it gets really, you need to sort out the speedo and do something about the top bearing, but both are tried and tested, a search will get you good results. You can muck about with different years of forks in the SRAD yokes like I did, but the SRAD forks are pretty good as is, if they're in good shape.
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