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Re: Sv650 help
Yeh pritty much .
what can you do to set them up proper handling wise ?. im training to be a mecanic so il be able to do the work my self ollie |
Re: Sv650 help
have a search
Everything imaginable has been done to SV's |
Re: Sv650 help
okay
cheers mate thanks for your help Ollie |
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Springs oil and rear shock for your weight. If your gunna be riding in rain get a fender extenda....., getting the thing set up for your weight/height is prob the main thing handling wise.
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Use it for practice with your mechanic training.It will be the best maintained SV on the road.
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Alright Ollie, where are you? Might be some helpful members near you.
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Do a search on here, people change the rear shocks for ones from sports bikes, I think some are a direct fit. Me and Squirrel_Hunter just helped BAP on here (has an '05 pointy) change the fork oil for some new 15w stuff and he says it's changed it completely and he loves it. Quote:
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Giving the forks a service and ensuring the tyres have the correct pressure will give better results on the SV than a steering damper would.
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Crash Bungs, top priority imo.
Your bike, do what you want to it, but my advise is to try keep a level head about it (maybe ask for some opinions), I've seen some god awful OTT bikes with all this tasteless bling bolted on top. |
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Agree with this, some folk have no taste lol:smt082 That being said... Its their bike, they should have it the way they like:rolleyes: |
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