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Hi All
Looking for some feedback from you wonderful lot. Wor lass has just passed her 33bhp test today ![]() However I am stuck in 2 minds and therefore am looking for some suggestions/advice. She has a cg125 now but I thinks it worth her getting something closer to the 33bhp so when she moves up its not such a big step. I have a NON pointy (the faster ones...especially in black) sv650s. So should I get that restricted to 33bhp (and what would this cost to get done at a dealer?) or buy something else that does not need restricting? Shes a good 6 foot tall so anything small is not really a starter. Cheers the mighty .org.... |
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Sell the CG and get a proper bike for her so its not such a shock when the restriction is lifted. My Mrs is running a Variable valve Bandit 400 and absoulutly loves it plus its much nicer to go for a ride out with her because the speed is similar. Its just the acceleration she lacks over the SV.
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Cheers JJ 1500 sounds too good to be true.
Also I should of mentioned that if she gets my bike to restrict then I may have to go shopping for myself.......: ) |
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Ponty is a ECU
but youve got a curvy... you need to buy specfici washers that sit in the carbs to bring it down to 33 bhp. I would go second hand as new set is well over £100. Or get her, her own bike as CG is worth abit probly. |
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Get teh bigger bike.
She'll get used to the weight, handling, braking characteristics of a larger bike. When it comes to full power she'll have more control and idea of whats underneath her. 125's are so small its much harder to learn to cope with the massive extra weight. Holding back power is easy, don't move your right wrist so much, but the weight, braking etc comes with experience. |
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Restrict the SV, and get the Suzuki restrictor too, but it will cost if you go to a dealer to fit it.
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Go for a bike that can be restricted
Pointy SV can be restricted for nothing if the offer is still on. Apparently Suzuki are willing to give restricted ECU for nothing go on thier web site. I got a curvy restricting carbs were £75 new Dont get washer restricters they ***p I jealous she got a huge choice of bikes I have the opposite problem being vertically restricted ![]() Happy shopping |
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It is free for all models which can be restricted via a Suzuki product, but you have to buy the bike from a Suzuki dealer (new/secondhand).
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The SV still runs great whilst restricted, so that's a good idea. If you feel flush or can get a good deal, the new Kwak Ninja 250 looks sweet and is exactly 33bhp. Apparently way too much fun for what it is as well - shouldn't be allowed and all that.
Cheers, Garry |
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