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Re: sv650n to a z1000???
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Re: sv650n to a z1000???
I went from a curvy 650 naked to a 2006 Z750S - with K&N filter, Remus end can and a PCIII (mapped properly) it made about the same at the back tyre as a stock Z1000 (111hp). Compared to the SV it will feel a lot quicker - the rush of acceleration over 7000rpm is great fun and certainly a good step up from an SV. Its still a cheap bike though (Z750), has the same front brakes as the SV, el-cheapo suspension and vibrates quite a lot - I loved mine though and put 13k on it in 3 years (purely summer pleasure miles)
Try it - you might like it :D |
Re: sv650n to a z1000???
Peg went from sv to Z1000 after him and the Sv was squashed into a million bends.
I believe he put 38k on it in two years, and went everywhere on it. Loved it. |
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hmm need to look at booking a test ride on it ive sat on it, and it felt more upright than the sv but was ****ing down so couldnt take it out seemed loads better on build quality but then again new they are like 7k
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was originally looking at a bandit 1250 but they weigh more than my car :P
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you know what i can't be arsed as you obviously looking too argue.
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one of the reasons for the bigger engine is that i tend to try and pin the sv as im used to its power and before i had a vrf400 nc30
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BTW twin Akro's sound amazing on them. ;)
Still have a set of pea shooters in teh shed for that too. Must get round to fleabaying them:rolleyes: |
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it comes with dual beowulfs the carbon ended ones, ramos race levers, rear hugger, seal cowl, crash bungs and a alarm imobliser and is in the mean green kwak colours
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