Clip ons - 'S' advice needed - LSL users.

Maz? you mean not Mav.

he has some Gilles or LSL?

[Bibio]

hahah.. yup Mav. ask him but i'm sure they are LSL he has for sale.

http://forums.sv650.org/member.php?u=16601
just checking the user.

just searched and can't find a or sale thread (i am sorry if i am being dumb, i've not long got back from a 19 hour drive from france)

[Bibio]

i'm dumber...

i thought that maviczap had a pair on ebay from his thread. yes my dyslexia strikes again

So no one is selling any?

Im confused. Or is someone? LoL

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[maviczap]

Originally Posted by Bibio

i'm dumber...

i thought that maviczap had a pair on ebay from his thread. yes my dyslexia strikes again

Too much homebrew me thinks

Another option is Yamaha FJ1200 clip ons which will fit curvies, but I'm not sure about pointies

Don't give you as much as a rise as the LSL's and you will need to sort out the brake reservior fixing, as the FJ's don't have a fixing point like the SV clip ons

Does anyone have the lsl's?

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[Viney]

Originally Posted by Bibio

that's the price you pay if you want to use aftermarket stuff on your bike. it's not a bodge if it's done properly and fits it's only a bodge when it falls apart after a few weeks.

...and with enough Cable ties and gaffer tape, this will last forever...right?

Originally Posted by maviczap

...Another option is Yamaha FJ1200 clip ons which will fit curvies, but I'm not sure about pointies...

#8

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=174181

[Shawthing]

Originally Posted by Fozzy

It is not that the fluid pot need moving to fit.
It's the fact the bars aren't designed to mount the pot properly and you need to bodge it.

As you can see there is nowhere else for the manufacturers to put the dowel pin and tapped hole perfectly horizontally without seriously affecting the esthetic appearance of the bars.
Realy was a no brainer to just drill a quite small hole through the large/thick solid plastic support rib. Realy shouldn't put you off. I am realy happy with the resulting riding position now.

Fettle is a much nicer word.