Undertray /newbie Question - SV650.org

18-12-04, 05:17 PM

Hello,
Think your website is great much better than the other Suzuki one. Anyway pretty new to biking just passed my test in Oct and have a SVS K2 as my first bike which is great. Am thinking of putting a undertray on my Santa list. Can anyone tell me about the one that banbury motorcycle centre keep putting on ebay every now and then. Is this easy to fit ? does anyone have any photos of that one fitted ? would you recomend ? However do really prefer the look of the K3, which I think I will progress to after I have built more confidence and experience, opted for the K2 as the seat height fitted me. Is the K3 just as easy to ride and turn ? I have heard though that you get a lot of vibration though the handle bars which I would not fancy at all.
Cheers Claire..

18-12-04, 05:55 PM

Hello!

Can't answer your question about the undertray, but I can suggest that if you're riding though winter a front fender extender should probably be on your list as the first thing to do, as it stops the front spark plug from drowning in the wet

As for the differences between the K2 and the K3/4, the pointy SV's are technicaly slightly superior (fuel injected, K2 isn't) but probably not worth spending the extra money on. I've not actualy ridden both, but I think that if you're happy with your K2 then you should probably keep it and save your money.

As for vibes, I have a K4 (almost exactly the same as a K3) and they arent a problem

18-12-04, 07:06 PM

I'm probably gonna go for the Suzuki undertray for my K2, but I'm holding out for a silver one........

IanSV on here has one on his bike. He says it's a doddle to fit.

18-12-04, 08:38 PM

well the dealer who fitted it said it was....

No cutting involved at least unlike every other one

18-12-04, 05:17 PM	#1
lawsoc Guest Posts: n/a	Undertray /newbie Question Hello, Think your website is great much better than the other Suzuki one. Anyway pretty new to biking just passed my test in Oct and have a SVS K2 as my first bike which is great. Am thinking of putting a undertray on my Santa list. Can anyone tell me about the one that banbury motorcycle centre keep putting on ebay every now and then. Is this easy to fit ? does anyone have any photos of that one fitted ? would you recomend ? However do really prefer the look of the K3, which I think I will progress to after I have built more confidence and experience, opted for the K2 as the seat height fitted me. Is the K3 just as easy to ride and turn ? I have heard though that you get a lot of vibration though the handle bars which I would not fancy at all. Cheers Claire..

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18-12-04, 05:55 PM	#2
Flamin_Squirrel Guest Posts: n/a	Hello! Can't answer your question about the undertray, but I can suggest that if you're riding though winter a front fender extender should probably be on your list as the first thing to do, as it stops the front spark plug from drowning in the wet As for the differences between the K2 and the K3/4, the pointy SV's are technicaly slightly superior (fuel injected, K2 isn't) but probably not worth spending the extra money on. I've not actualy ridden both, but I think that if you're happy with your K2 then you should probably keep it and save your money. As for vibes, I have a K4 (almost exactly the same as a K3) and they arent a problem

18-12-04, 07:06 PM	#3
Mervin Guest Posts: n/a	I'm probably gonna go for the Suzuki undertray for my K2, but I'm holding out for a silver one........ IanSV on here has one on his bike. He says it's a doddle to fit.

18-12-04, 08:38 PM	#4
Iansv Guest Posts: n/a	well the dealer who fitted it said it was.... No cutting involved at least unlike every other one