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Old 19-07-05, 05:20 PM   #11
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K5 - 2005 model, as K5, but black frame, modified fuel pump, cam chains and fuel tank sender.
and smaller radiator.

What have they done to the bits they've modified in the K5?
Oy yeah... a smaller radiator.

Judging from the microfiches, the parts are different for the fuel pumps, and cam chain bits and pieces.
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Old 19-07-05, 05:21 PM   #12
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I posted on this about a year ago... but in a nutshell:

Yeah, and you got it wrong then too.

99 - 1999 model, first of the SV 650 Not quite, a '99 is a an 'X'.
00 - 2000 model, same as 99 model? This is a 'Y'.
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Old 19-07-05, 05:23 PM   #13
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Have a look at your owners manual, it will say which model you have on the back page.
On the ouside cover right at the back it says X,Y
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I posted on this about a year ago... but in a nutshell:

Yeah, and you got it wrong then too.

99 - 1999 model, first of the SV 650 Not quite, a '99 is a an 'X'.
00 - 2000 model, same as 99 model? This is a 'Y'.
Yeah yeah...

Not wrong, just a different take on it.
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Old 19-07-05, 05:40 PM   #15
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Im guessing that yours is a Y, as its on your manual and also on your Registration Document.
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....and just to really confuse the issue further, I previously owned a 2000 bike which was a k1 model! And a 2001 bike which was a Y model!

Now you really are confused......................
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Old 19-07-05, 07:47 PM   #17
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not sure how you wouldve got a k1 as a 00 model as they were the 01 models - thinking the dealer may have an 2000 registration plate that he allocated to the K1 later on

but a Y could show up as an 01 if it was registered late too
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