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JanGoris 15-05-06 03:16 PM

Anyone made a SV naked from a SV-S
 
I am playing with the idea of making a naked from my SV 650 S - K3.
Anyone done this yet??
I was thinking of putting a touring kit on the forks instead of the clipons and a GSX-R headlight. But what about the speedo unit? I don't think I can keep my original of my S-version.

Any ideas or pictures?

http://upload3.postimage.org/248400/88_1_b_1_.jpg


http://upload3.postimage.org/248402/svunderseat5_1_.jpg Me like :lol:

tigersaw 15-05-06 03:20 PM

Been thinking along those lines myself, but it might just be easier to sell the S and buy a naked instead, having taken into account the cost of the work involved.

JanGoris 15-05-06 03:25 PM

A new headlight from the GSX-R is around 140€ as seen on Ebay. But I am sure you could go cheaper with a second handed.
The handelbar touring kit is about 260€ on Ebay.
With the speedo unit I do not really know.

SV Ste 15-05-06 09:45 PM

Wow, the piccie of the sv with the gsxr headlight is awesome. The mods are realistic but i am really liking it. I think the speedo on the faired and unfaired are the same unit just that the fairing is built around it.

Any one know where i can get some more piccies of the gsxr headlight conversion from as im seriously thinking of ditching my curvy faired for a naked pointy and swapping the headlight.

Thanks

Steve

Stig 15-05-06 09:52 PM

You'll also need a new clutch cable switch gear cables and throttle cables. The S cables are all shorter as they do not have as far to travel to the handlebars.

Stig 15-05-06 09:54 PM

Oh and you'll also need either a new top yoke for a naked or drill through the yoke for the handlebar risers.

tackle2004 15-05-06 10:32 PM

I have a naked where can I get a headlight conversion done and whats it going to cost??? I live in essex

JanGoris 16-05-06 06:36 AM

The man ,,Big Ape'' is right. You will need new cables and a new top yoke. A project of money seems to me. But with the conversion you can also sell the bits of the fairing.

If you already have a naked and you want a GSX-R headlight you could better do it yourself. It only needs new brackets and a minor adjustement to fit the headlight cables.

rictus01 16-05-06 07:16 AM

good opportunity to add some bling,

although this is for a Triumph the gold yoke is off a daytona (drilled with risers) and the silver the original from a speedtriple.

http://www.bureaunet.com/FTP/Rictus/bars5.jpg

http://www.bureaunet.com/FTP/Rictus/bars3.jpg
from this
http://www.bureaunet.com/FTP/Rictus/bars7.jpg
to this
http://www.bureaunet.com/FTP/Rictus/bars10.jpg

Cheers Mark.

Grinch 16-05-06 09:31 AM

I'm converting my Curvy... to a N. When the cash turns up... but then I've gone on about it enough I expect everyone already knows that.

At the moment I have the Rental bars, yokes, and Rad cover. Just need to get the logger clutch, switches, throttle and brake lines, might get away with the ones I have as they are rather long after market ones.

Biker Biggles 16-05-06 09:40 AM

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muffles 16-05-06 10:02 AM

what's the reason for converting an S to an N? why not use an N in the first place and change bits (cheaper bike, isn't it?)? :?

Grinch 16-05-06 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by muffles
what's the reason for converting an S to an N? why not use an N in the first place and change bits (cheaper bike, isn't it?)? :?

I thought I'd like the S... it was a mistake, so I want a N, but I plan to keep the lights and clock.

muffles 16-05-06 11:20 AM

i mean, is it not quite a bit of effort and time and money though? wouldn't it be cheaper for you to sell the S (as an S!) and buy an N? (unless you actually want the S lights and clock as you say - but won't it look a little odd with no fairing?)

tigersaw 16-05-06 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by muffles
i mean, is it not quite a bit of effort and time and money though? wouldn't it be cheaper for you to sell the S (as an S!) and buy an N? (unless you actually want the S lights and clock as you say - but won't it look a little odd with no fairing?)

exactly my thoughts - I have a 1 year old S in pristine condition, so thats worth about £3200 (maybe?), and I can get a new N for about £4000, so thats just a cost of £800 to change, as opposed to all the effort involved with making a conversion.

Grinch 16-05-06 12:08 PM

Plus my S got written off, so its just not cost effective... Oh and I'm rather attached to it.

JanGoris 16-05-06 12:33 PM

You're damn right. You don't buy or sell any bike. We just love tuning our bike we have... further and further. 8)

Here is another picture of a naked SV with a GSX-R headlight. Lol :wink:

http://upload3.postimage.org/252440/8yR3uxMT_1_.jpg

Grinch 16-05-06 12:46 PM

I do rather like those lights... have you painted it now...


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