my bike(Taiwan)

Are they Yamaha mirrors? And if so how did you find an adapter?


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Originally Posted by jonboy

Are they Yamaha mirrors? And if so how did you find an adapter?


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You have good eyes!! The backmirrors of my bike are YAMAHA FZ6N. The Clutch and the left mirror adapter are also of YAMAHA FZ6N, because they come together. The right mirror adapter is a low-end product for temporary use only.

[Richie]

Originally Posted by Richie1743

Good choice in bikes Mate,
Do you still have to be able to pick the bike up from lying down, to be able to buy it ?.

Originally Posted by hera

You have good eyes!! The backmirrors of my bike are YAMAHA FZ6N. The Clutch and the left mirror adapter are also of YAMAHA FZ6N, because they come together. The right mirror adapter is a low-end product for temporary use only.

Ah. Yes I have a similar problem in that I've got KTM Super Duke mirrors that I want to put on my naked SV but the threads are different and I need to find an adapter or have some machined, which so far has proved somewhat difficult to find someone that will do it.


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Originally Posted by hera

No,because of tax problem,250cc~400cc-->70 usd
401cc~600cc--->130 usd
601cc~1200cc--->210 usd
1201cc~~~------->700 usd per year
so,SV650 is rare in Taiwan,only 2 SV650 in Taiwan as I know.

the other being JerryC? http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...ghlight=taiwan

is getting parts easy there in Taiwan?

Very difficult
I changed the S-type for N-type,I'm bothered by handle bar and head light and speed meter and mirror . Bar is OK,mirror is ok,head light come from local dealer's HONDA-CB400sf,the last problem is speed meter.

nice pictures

Welcome to the site mate, that means all the SV riders in taiwan use the sv forum! wahey no one else can boast that (yes i knows theres only 2 but still)

Looking sharp mate, ride safe

Looking good

Countryside looks beautiful too.

I bet there's not a 'safety' camera in sight either...