Can someone help me please(can't find Battery)

I left my lights on while I was talking to a lady friend and when I went to turn my bike on, it will not start. I do not have the owners manual since I bought the bike use and I do not know where the battery is to jump start the bike. I have a sv650s and any help will be appreciated.

its under the seat. Remove the black triangular shaped panels, then the seat and there is a fuse box, the battery is under that. On a curvy at least, I think its the same for a pointy, all you need is a 4/5mm allen key (cant remember which size)

[Biker Biggles]

Get someone to give you a push and bump start it.Then take it home and do as above and charge the battery.No time like the present for learning some basic stuff about what sits where on your bike,as you will need to know.

Originally Posted by andyb

its under the seat. Remove the black triangular shaped panels, then the seat and there is a fuse box, the battery is under that. On a curvy at least, I think its the same for a pointy, all you need is a 4/5mm allen key (cant remember which size)

what he said lol, i have to do this every 3 days or so because my battery is shot, so first thing is a replacemant, if i stop to talk and the like and know ill be moving again pretty soon i have to leave it running because i just dont trust it

Thanks for the help.

Originally Posted by Biker Biggles

Get someone to give you a push and bump start it.

Yeah right

You'll need a friend built like Arnold Schwarzenegger

Originally Posted by Mr Toad

Yeah right

You'll need a friend built like Arnold Schwarzenegger

I've bump started the SV by myself, on flat ground

[Biker Biggles]

Ive bump started mine as well.Hard by yourself,but not too difficult with a "pusher".Carb models only.I believe the FI ones need some battery to prime the fuel system.

Originally Posted by Biker Biggles

Ive bump started mine as well.Hard by yourself,but not too difficult with a "pusher".Carb models only.I believe the FI ones need some battery to prime the fuel system.

That it does, but just a little juice will do. Once she's kicking, the charging system (if it's working) is enough to keep the liquid gold flowing

My bike is now safely at my apartment after spending 3 days in a parking lot. This site is a lifesaver. Once again thanks for everything.