adjusting the headlight - SV650.org

31-01-05, 07:30 PM

How do you do it on SV650S K3?

Cheers

31-01-05, 07:44 PM

You don't. It's integrated into the front fairing and is just fine. Travelling abroad won't be a problem as the beams are pretty tight compared to a car's.

31-01-05, 08:41 PM

Thanks, but the bike has been lowered by replacing the tie bars from the rear suspension and now the headlight is pointing too high, so it needs to be adjusted.

Cheers

Sid Squid · 31-01-05, 09:18 PM

There are two holes in the inner fairing either side of the clocks, through those holes are two screws which adjust the angle of the lights.

31-01-05, 07:30 PM	#1
Lolo Guest Posts: n/a	adjusting the headlight How do you do it on SV650S K3? Cheers

31-01-05, 09:18 PM	#4
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31-01-05, 07:44 PM	#2
curium Guest Posts: n/a	You don't. It's integrated into the front fairing and is just fine. Travelling abroad won't be a problem as the beams are pretty tight compared to a car's.

31-01-05, 08:41 PM	#3
Lolo Guest Posts: n/a	Thanks, but the bike has been lowered by replacing the tie bars from the rear suspension and now the headlight is pointing too high, so it needs to be adjusted. Cheers