My view on the SV
 

It seems my motorcycling days are over which is a bit of shame but there you go. Can't justify the cost of something sitting in the garden not being used. but ill keep an eye out while I'm driving and continue to be kind to the two wheeled brothers.

I sold my SV a while back so haven't much to say about two wheels nowadays. The weather in Scotland is much colder so fair play to the comrades who brave the winter blues.

Oddly, I miss my old GPz500 far more than my old SV650. I never got on with the SV so I had no real concern when it went.

I would be unfair to call it names so ill say I bought the wrong bike. I should have got something more comfy and a wee bit faster. of course some of you like the SV so I will respect your view on the matter.

Thank you for the good advice over the years and I got to sell my bike...most helpful.

Re: My view on the SV
 

is this not the time to go and get a harley?
just for the weekend sir.:riding:

Re: My view on the SV
 

A little something for the w/end eh?

Why not get something that you always wanted or get something that is cheap to blast around on in the summer months? Just a thought.....or may be you will feel different when the summer final starts in 08!

Re: My view on the SV
 

Sorry to hear you've parted company with two wheels Basket. Hope you've had plenty of great moments on one that bring a smile when you think back. I went a while without a bike, but finally couldn't bear to be in a cage any longer, it drives me nuts. If you have any love of bikes at all I don't think it ever leaves you, no matter how bad some days can be on two wheels. Hopefully sometime in the future you'll have the luxury of being able to get another and not think it's wasting when you can't ride.

Re: My view on the SV
 

+1:-k