SV650 Side Fairings? - SV650.org

23-09-04, 07:30 PM

Hi, I’m looking to buy a sv650 with full fairings but I’m finding it very hard. I have found a few with just belly pans but I am really wanting to get the side fairings, Am I correct in thinking the side fairings are different to the belly pan and what I would have to do is remove the belly pan and fit the side fairings? or do the side fairings just fit in-between?

Also if I was to buy the side fairings how much am i looking at for the fairings / fitting ?

My last question is the bike i am looking at is "W" Reg so I’m assuming that the side fairings will fit?

Thanks in advance Lee

23-09-04, 07:33 PM

i've jsut had the full fairing fitted on my 02 Sv and it looks fantastic.

it cost me 375 + 47 fitting ( yep the fitting was a bit of a rip off... claycross near chesterfield. )

but well worth the 400+ and it was a suzuki part and not a 3rd party add on.

23-09-04, 07:39 PM

Would those fairings fit a 2000 model (w-Reg)?

And if i was to get the side fairings would the belly pan be useless or is that included in the full fairings?

Many thanks Lee

p.s Would you happen to have any pic's of your bike i could have a look at?

23-09-04, 07:45 PM

The belly pan isnt needed.

there are pic on here , in this forum or the idle banter forum i think . i asked similar question to yourself. he he,

here

http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...hlight=fairing

i just looked at the suzuki website and it gives you the product code you need for your model.

23-09-04, 11:29 PM

I ordered mine when I purchased my 04' sv650S. A little less than $450 US total.
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northwind · 24-09-04, 12:00 AM

I got mine for an '00 used for £95 from Ebay, they need respraying mind. A new set is £300 IIRC for the official set, Powerbronze make a set too but I've heard nothing but bad things about it...

I prefer the bellypan but it won't fit with my new exhaust

24-09-04, 05:50 AM

Don't bother paying for fitting it took me under an hour and I'm not the most mechanicaly minded person.

24-09-04, 11:36 AM

Hopefully I'm picking up my Suzuki K3 fairings today ( they have been sent to the wrong shop ! ), are they easy to fit ? any suggestions would be handy. I suppose the best thing to do is put a towel or something on the floor to prevent them from getting scratched when fitting.

24-09-04, 05:10 PM

i agree fit them yourself i did it in about an hour and i am not a diy wizz either

23-09-04, 07:30 PM	#1
Rodger Wabbit Guest Posts: n/a	SV650 Side Fairings? Hi, I’m looking to buy a sv650 with full fairings but I’m finding it very hard. I have found a few with just belly pans but I am really wanting to get the side fairings, Am I correct in thinking the side fairings are different to the belly pan and what I would have to do is remove the belly pan and fit the side fairings? or do the side fairings just fit in-between? Also if I was to buy the side fairings how much am i looking at for the fairings / fitting ? My last question is the bike i am looking at is "W" Reg so I’m assuming that the side fairings will fit? Thanks in advance Lee

24-09-04, 12:00 AM	#6
northwind Moderator Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In the garage where I belong Posts: 17,082	I got mine for an '00 used for £95 from Ebay, they need respraying mind. A new set is £300 IIRC for the official set, Powerbronze make a set too but I've heard nothing but bad things about it... I prefer the bellypan but it won't fit with my new exhaust __________________ "We are the angry mob, we read the papers every day We like what we like, we hate what we hate But we're oh so easily swayed"

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23-09-04, 07:33 PM	#2
Gforceuk Guest Posts: n/a	i've jsut had the full fairing fitted on my 02 Sv and it looks fantastic. it cost me 375 + 47 fitting ( yep the fitting was a bit of a rip off... claycross near chesterfield. ) but well worth the 400+ and it was a suzuki part and not a 3rd party add on.

23-09-04, 07:39 PM	#3
Rodger Wabbit Guest Posts: n/a	Would those fairings fit a 2000 model (w-Reg)? And if i was to get the side fairings would the belly pan be useless or is that included in the full fairings? Many thanks Lee p.s Would you happen to have any pic's of your bike i could have a look at?

23-09-04, 07:45 PM	#4
Gforceuk Guest Posts: n/a	The belly pan isnt needed. there are pic on here , in this forum or the idle banter forum i think . i asked similar question to yourself. he he, here http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...hlight=fairing i just looked at the suzuki website and it gives you the product code you need for your model.

23-09-04, 11:29 PM	#5
bnolan06 Guest Posts: n/a	I ordered mine when I purchased my 04' sv650S. A little less than $450 US total. [/img]

24-09-04, 05:50 AM	#7
sharriso74 Guest Posts: n/a	Don't bother paying for fitting it took me under an hour and I'm not the most mechanicaly minded person.

24-09-04, 11:36 AM	#8
pepe Guest Posts: n/a	Hopefully I'm picking up my Suzuki K3 fairings today ( they have been sent to the wrong shop ! ), are they easy to fit ? any suggestions would be handy. I suppose the best thing to do is put a towel or something on the floor to prevent them from getting scratched when fitting.

24-09-04, 05:10 PM	#9
adey Guest Posts: n/a	i agree fit them yourself i did it in about an hour and i am not a diy wizz either