gsxr forks on the sv k3?
 

i'm looking at ebay to buy a new set of forks for the crashed sv but TBH i dont know where to start :roll: what forks fit easyest? will all gsxr forks fit? and do i need gsxr yokes or will the sv ones fit? will my brake calipers fit the gixer forks and will i need a gixer front wheel and disks or will the sv one be ok?
sorry for all the questions but theres a few guys on here that has done this.

cheers
kwak

dude read this...

http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.php?t=46580

thats for a curvey tho :wink:

But thats what I've got :wink: :oops: Should still be some relevant stuff in that thread though, I would have thought the stuff about wheels and brakes would be the same.

I found another thread that might be more useful.

http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...hlight=#640345

Kwak,

You'll need the complete frontend. The only thing you can use of the SV is basically your switch gears, clutch perch/lever and your master cylinder.

The are a few threads with loads of information if you do a search . Are you looking for radial braked or the non-radial?

Basically your choices are:

GSXR750 K1-K3 (Non-radial)
GSXR750 K4-K5(Radial)

GSXR600 K4-K5(Radial)


All above will bolt straight on. Choose the type of USD you want to go for and we'll let you know the bits that will fit from other bikes.


Cheers
Ben

thanks fizzwheel and ben, the gsxr1100 forks are cheap will they fit?

I'd use something a bit more modern and better quality than gsxr 1100 stuff.The ones from the later 600/750 are so much better.That's why they cost more.I think you need the entire front end including yokes,but not sure about head bearings.

would these fit?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MakeTrack=true

The curvy ones will require a new top yoke too, mods to the wheel etc etc.

thanks.