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silver surfer 12-06-07 08:29 AM

Help and tips appreciated
 
Hey there.

I wondering if anyone has any tips or advice as to rebuilding My SV. Had a tank slapper last saturday and both me and the bike went down. I manged to get her off the road and onto some grass so damage isn't too bad. It's mainly cosmetic, fairing, screen, brake lever and such. Frame and forks are fine.

Advice would help.

plowsie 12-06-07 08:32 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
Whack the credit card out first son, order your bits that you need. The SV isn't too difficult to rebuild. You might want to ask on here for some bits though as people can sometimes have bits lying around.

HTH

MiniMatt 12-06-07 08:38 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
Ebay is your new friend :) That'll sort you easily for levers & screen. Fairing could be expensive, plastic welding may be a better approach?

Baph 12-06-07 08:39 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
Check the For Sale section on this forum for parts, and ebay.

Fowlers.co.uk, svspares.com and there's a few other sites I can't remember right now.

Fairing WILL be expensive to replace, screen, treat yourself to a fancy Double Bubble, brake levers can be expensive too, depending on the model of your bike.

plowsie 12-06-07 08:44 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
O yer forgot to say i have a clear screen if you want it £10 + p&p :thumbsup:

silver surfer 12-06-07 08:49 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
Cheers.

I have an original clear screen at home. Smashed the double bubble that I'd fitted to it. The main thing I'm struggling to find is a rear brake lever. That bit is still attached but badly bent. Am thinking about replacing it. But I work for an engineering company so don't know whether to heat it and straighten it.

Also trying to decide whilst rebuilding it whether to supe it up a bit to.

plowsie 12-06-07 08:51 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
yer mate you could possibly do that because it is 60 odd quid for a new one, i've been riding round for about a month maybe more with just the arm to the brake lever, no bit that sticks out for your foot.

silver surfer 12-06-07 08:54 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
I found a pair foot levers, brand new on bandit mania, there anodised silver and £42.

I want to see if I can get a used one as I'm saving money for the fairing

plowsie 12-06-07 08:56 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
send us the link to those lol get some of them badboys

dirtydog 12-06-07 08:57 AM

Re: Help and tips appreciated
 
If the rear brake lever is just bent try heating and bending it, i think a few people have done thet


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