Which other front wheels fit Pointy?

I do not have access to my sv at the mo so is there anyone who can please tell me the sae number of a k3 sv650n front wheel as i am trying to source a replacement. any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks Craig

[jambo]

Hi,
While you can certainly buy a new replacement from Suzuki, you will probably find this an expensive route. Make sure you find out how long it'll take to be delivered and what other parts (such as wheel bearings) you need to order. The part number can be found from one of the online microfiche / Suzuki dealer sites such as:
http://www.robinsonsfoundry.co.uk/co...rts/Suzuki.htm

SV650 & SV650S front wheel should be the same from 2003 (K3) - 2013 (L3) (though colours will change the part number)

If your wheel's got a dent or is not straight, companies like http://www.motoliner.com/ can provide a cost efficient repair assuming the damage isn't overly extensive.

Personally I'd browse ebay, as there will be a number of wheels, often with a decent tyre, bearings or discs attached, for less than a brand new OE part.

Jambo

Thanks jambo, I've checked ebay and they're all about 125 quid but i know a few other suzuki bikes use the same front wheel as sv so im trying to find out if i can just get a cheaper one that way and ill paint it to match.ill see if i can find the number through that link

[jambo]

That is about the going rate for a front wheel...

It is if your after a k3 sv, slabby gsxr and gsx wheels are about 30/40 quid less and i know one of them uses the same wheel i just need to find the right model

Carby front wheels and discs will fit, if you use spacers to suit.

Looks like (AOB) on my K6, not very clear as they have been powder coated.

Thanks for looking but i think that would be a paint code, pretty sure its a 5 digit code of numbers and letters on the pointy, 08F20 is what I've found on the net so if anyone with a pointy could confirm that's on their front wheel that would be great?? Its a fecking annoyance having a broken leg or i would have this all sorted by now lol

Sounds more like the second part of a Suzuki part number? Would a paint code be part of a casting?

I duno lol i keep finding different combinations of letters and numbers but the sets i can find on the web are
17M/CXMT3.50 which a mechanic told me is wheel size
And
54111-08F20-Y6G which is some kind of part number but my logic is that the part number should be the same if its the same cast wheel (the Y6G is cast on there as it signifies it being a silver pointy wheel according to databases, why you'd need to cast that onto a wheel is beyond me though?)

[TamSV]

The Ron Ayers fiche gives the Y6G part number you've got there and an alternative - 54111-08F20-019.

The reverse look-up for that part number throws up GSX600F 1998-2002 and GSX750F 1999-2002.