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This might sound like an amateur question but i have been told that you can put GSXR upside down forks on the sv650's is this true? If so which model and year of GSXR will i need the front forks off for my sv650s K1 2001 model?
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Yes it's absolutely true and if you search for 'GSXR front' you'll find loads of threads about how to do it. As for which year forks, you are a little limited IIRC with the curvy, but no doubt those who have already done this will be along soon to give chapter and verse.
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See the search button, use it.
![]() Plenty fit, I now have GSX-R1000K5/6 for example Prior to that I had 'busa But GSX-R600K6 onwards and GSX-R750K6 onwards are probably the best. Druid
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Thanks that really helped, if all goes well i shall be uploading pics soon!!
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have anyone fitted gsxr 1000 k1/2 forks to 05 svs, and is top/bottom yoke conversion necessary?
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Here's my front end its from a 1991/1992 GSXR 750 L or M.
Obviously not as good as the later forks, but better than stock. One advantage is that this years yoke uses the same headstock bearings as the Sv Mine also has a special wheel spindle, so I can use the Sv front wheel. I've just finished it off, so more pictures in a seperate thread.
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Easiest to fit is complete SRAD setup.
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My friend has K1/2 front forks with calipers and can shift them cheap... hopefully. That would be nice start, getting top/bottom yoke, wheel is not a problem from what I see. What I'm worried about is that when I get it all it just wont fit.. and I don't have a garage where I can keep the bike in bits
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