Hello from Bulgaria :) - SV650.org

27-04-09, 11:04 AM

Hi, everybody

First i want to excuse for my bad english - i missed the english lessons in the class

Then i want to introduce myself to the club....
My name is Kiril and i'm from Bulgaria.
I ride a motorcycle for a year now.
Ten days ago i bought a yellow "SV-650N", model 2004 and first registration 2005

My previous (and first of all) bike was "HONDA XL600V Transalp" (i still have it, but with some CDI problems) and that's why i want to buy another V2.
I love the sound, i love the power, i love the trottle response, i love the handling....
I run over 300km. (190miles) on my "SV" and i'm going to say just "I love it!"

I'm very happy to enjoy this forum, because i have to learn many things about the "SV" and i want to thank you, that you are here

At the first time i've changed the engine oil with "Motorex" 15W-50 fully syntetic, oil and air filters "K&N", braking pads "EBC" HH Sintered, "RK" chain and custom made front/rear sprockets, spark plugs "NGK", universal windscreen "Puig" which fits most naked bikes, remove the ugly tail that hold license plate and cut through the half of exhaust silencer - the sound get nasty

In the future i'll do some paint job, to correct the scratches on the fuel tank, change the rear seat with seat cowl, put a belly pan and radiator cover

Here some pics from the dealer:

Sorry, i didn't shave this morning

Regards and best wishes!

Kiril.

27-04-09, 11:08 AM

Welcome to the ORG

Bulgarian run anyone?

27-04-09, 11:11 AM

hello

27-04-09, 12:06 PM

Welcome! I think you might be our first Bulgarian member?

27-04-09, 12:09 PM

Bulgaria to me means cold, and as the pic suggests lots of snow...
Do SV's come with chunky tyres?

27-04-09, 12:21 PM

Ahoy!

Stilian Petrov rules!

27-04-09, 02:44 PM

Thanks for hearty welcome

The pics are old, about a month ago before i bought the bike... now is over 20 degrees celsius and next month temperature will increase to above 30 degrees.... i hope

This week i'll take some photos with new screen and short silencer.

I'm glad, that you know my country Bulgaria, because once spoken to american that i met in Germany, he told me that he knows Bulgaria..... the South Africa capital city....

27-04-09, 02:51 PM

welcome to the org

27-04-09, 02:51 PM

Haha that wouldn't surprise me with an American! Welcome to the org. We did an Eastern Europe trip last summer but only got to Hungary and Serbia, didn't make it to Bulgaria. I hope the weather gets better soon and I promise you you will love the new sound when you change the silencer!

dyzio · 27-04-09, 02:54 PM

Hi and welcome

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kuku

ow is over 20 degrees celsius and next month temperature will increase to above 30 degrees....

+1 to the Bulgaria run

27-04-09, 11:04 AM	#1
Kuku Guest Posts: n/a	Hello from Bulgaria :) Hi, everybody First i want to excuse for my bad english - i missed the english lessons in the class Then i want to introduce myself to the club.... My name is Kiril and i'm from Bulgaria. I ride a motorcycle for a year now. Ten days ago i bought a yellow "SV-650N", model 2004 and first registration 2005 My previous (and first of all) bike was "HONDA XL600V Transalp" (i still have it, but with some CDI problems) and that's why i want to buy another V2. I love the sound, i love the power, i love the trottle response, i love the handling.... I run over 300km. (190miles) on my "SV" and i'm going to say just "I love it!" I'm very happy to enjoy this forum, because i have to learn many things about the "SV" and i want to thank you, that you are here At the first time i've changed the engine oil with "Motorex" 15W-50 fully syntetic, oil and air filters "K&N", braking pads "EBC" HH Sintered, "RK" chain and custom made front/rear sprockets, spark plugs "NGK", universal windscreen "Puig" which fits most naked bikes, remove the ugly tail that hold license plate and cut through the half of exhaust silencer - the sound get nasty In the future i'll do some paint job, to correct the scratches on the fuel tank, change the rear seat with seat cowl, put a belly pan and radiator cover Here some pics from the dealer: Sorry, i didn't shave this morning Regards and best wishes! Kiril. Last edited by Kuku; 27-04-09 at 11:07 AM.

27-04-09, 11:08 AM	#2
RichT Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) Welcome to the ORG Bulgarian run anyone?

27-04-09, 11:11 AM	#3
madness Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) hello

27-04-09, 12:06 PM	#4
philbut Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) Welcome! I think you might be our first Bulgarian member?

27-04-09, 12:09 PM	#5
Owenski Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) Bulgaria to me means cold, and as the pic suggests lots of snow... Do SV's come with chunky tyres?

27-04-09, 12:21 PM	#6
Tiger 55 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) Ahoy! Stilian Petrov rules!

27-04-09, 02:44 PM	#7
Kuku Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) Thanks for hearty welcome The pics are old, about a month ago before i bought the bike... now is over 20 degrees celsius and next month temperature will increase to above 30 degrees.... i hope This week i'll take some photos with new screen and short silencer. I'm glad, that you know my country Bulgaria, because once spoken to american that i met in Germany, he told me that he knows Bulgaria..... the South Africa capital city....

27-04-09, 02:51 PM	#8
kwak zzr Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) welcome to the org

27-04-09, 02:51 PM	#9
Warthog Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Hello from Bulgaria :) Haha that wouldn't surprise me with an American! Welcome to the org. We did an Eastern Europe trip last summer but only got to Hungary and Serbia, didn't make it to Bulgaria. I hope the weather gets better soon and I promise you you will love the new sound when you change the silencer!

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