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Old 04-12-07, 04:57 PM   #21
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i'l ask!
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Old 04-12-07, 05:18 PM   #22
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Only just seen the thread matey....unfortunately I have to work today, otherwise I'd be there brandishing a hammer to help!

Hows it going anyways?
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Old 04-12-07, 06:37 PM   #23
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He is still not home, having trouble getting some screws off or something??
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Old 04-12-07, 10:20 PM   #24
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hey phil take loads of digital photos of the stripdown you may need to look at them when putting it all back together.
I'd already thought of this so took my camera!

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does this meann you want that Gixer shock i have for sale then??
Dunno yet, will look at finances, I've got a K5 600 shock but I know the Thou's shock is more suited to the sv!

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Only just seen the thread matey....unfortunately I have to work today, otherwise I'd be there brandishing a hammer to help!

Hows it going anyways?

An update for you all.

It was suprisingly easy to strip it all down, I didn't need the Haynes manual until I had to remove the locking nut from the stearing head stem! Made things harder for myself by dropping the forks through the yokes a bit (On my brothers suggestion, not sure he knew that I was changing the yokes as well. He's a mechanic by trade and does most of the work on his own bike, so shouldn't have made a school boy error like that!)

Anyway, I stripped the front fairing etc of to make sure I had as much room to work as possible, dropped the forks out and put the GSX-R forks in place. I haven't fully tightened the head stem nut up yet, I'll do that when I'm up there next.

I used the SV's top bearing and the GSX-R's bottom bearing (managed to get dirt on the sv's bottom bearing and couldn't be arsed to clean it of. Will this be ok?) I gave these a liberal coating with red grease (Is this ok or do I need to use a different grease?) and left it like that until I finish it off another day.

While I had the bike stripped I fixed my alarm, removed the snow plough (what a mare that was!) and indicators and removed the snorkel.

All-in-all a very productive day and should be able to get it all sorted on my next day off.

I have a couple of questions for you org'ers though.

1. How do I go about sorting the speedo sensor?
2. What settings should I set the forks too to start with ?

Will post some photo's up in the photo section a little later.

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Old 04-12-07, 11:47 PM   #25
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Here's the link to the photo thread if your feeling a little lazy!!

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.php?t=101256
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