Thanks guys n gals I got my SV race bike.
 

After absorbing info from about a million different places I made the jump and soerted what I hope is the best bike for me.
Its a 2003 SV 650 naked set up ready to race.
Front end is resprung with emulators, rear end is Ohlins , It has a high rise pipe and a Dynajet kit. Crash bungs have been fitted.It has No instrument panel to break.The CDI unit has been replaced
It has an aftermarket front fairing and a gsxr600 single seat unit on the back.
Despite footpeg clearance issues i was told about i can't get mine to touch down.
Now its a case of -"the bull**** stops when the flag drops" and see how well I go against the highly tuned 400-450cc multi's and the odd 250 stroker race bike.

Re: Thanks guys n gals I got my SV race bike.
 

Hey
pleased you got some good info from the peeps here to help you make your choice.
Now all we need are a few pics of you racing that bad boy round the tracks :thumbsup:
When the first race over there?
Good luck for it all btw ;)

Good luck mate I only hope i can join you next year and start racing

We're in the middle-end of our summer race season here.
I'm racing next in april after a 3 month layoff due tio a damaged shoulder. (when a corner bites it bites good)
Luckilly the series im racing in had a gap in it due to track resurfacing so Ill be fine.
Over here other than really highly tuned multi's the SV is the ducks guts
The guy wiinning in my class has a gsxr1000 front end grafted onto his SV

Look forward to photos of this beast, and then photos of you canning it 8)

all the best with your race :)

Look forward to photos of this beast, and then photos of you canning it 8)

all the best with your race :)

if its ablue bike youll have a speed advantage!!!