Curvy S riding position.

[johndo]

Originally Posted by dirtydog

I’ve fitted a billet top yoke and rental low bars on my curvy, didn’t need to cut the fairing but I did have to trim the screen a bit


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Do you have any photos how it looks

[R1ffR4ff]

Yep that's mine. The Honeymoon is still going strong after 4 years plus

PS

I don't think there's a bad looking SV650 from old to new

[dirtydog]

Originally Posted by Bibio

wasn't there a big discussion about this in a galaxy far far away about the naked top and bottom yokes being different from the sport (different offset) so you cant fit the naked yoke too the sport.

Quite possibly, that does ring a bell


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[dirtydog]

Originally Posted by johndo

Do you have any photos how it looks

View from the top


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[dirtydog]

And the blue line is where I trimmed the screen


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[Jayneflakes]

I used custom Layback risers on my top yoke to get my bar up and back enough to clear the fairing and ease my back pain. I have a custom front end, but I had an engineer friend modify the top yoke to accept the risers without having to modify my fairing. I run a pointy, but I imagine the same result could be achieved with a curvy. I did the mods because I am a disabled rider too and have a whole thread here that explains my mods, of which there are loads.
Good luck finding the fix for you, the SV is a great bike for a disabled rider I find because it is narrow, lightweight and still great fun.

[gadget]

Well, quick update, went to bolt the bars down to the yamaha fazer risers and discovered a hairline crack in the riser! Really hacked off tbh, spent ages polishing them prior to fitting. So ... back to ebay for some custom billet risers, a bit more money but really well machined and slightly higher than the fazer jobbies so hopefully will be even more comfortable. Sometimes stuff happens for a reason, just hoping it was for the right one!