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i can ride a 650 in everyday situations better and faster than i can the 1000.
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just cant get away from that feeling tho as the big twin is trying to rip your arms out in any gear at any speed?
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Is that a good thing Kwak? Does it feel like the bike is in control and not you?
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yea its just dragging you towards the horizon! i do miss my 650 tho
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my k3 650 is my first big bike so i cant comment that much but i did ride a mates k4 1000 sv loan bike for an hour or 2 and apart from the speed which was nice did find it heavy in to corners, i love being able to chuck my 650 in to corners then bk out again with no hassle so................... i leave it up to you...... but just get a pointy one lol
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As anyone who has been down to Poole with the SW guys, or anyone who was on the Norf/Sarf last year will have seen, the SV1000 can definitely be thrown around on roundabouts, and through the twisties - I find that the better suspension and weight makes it much more stable when in a corner - it is just that you need to 'muscle it' around a bit to get in the corner in the first place.
When the pace is upped a bit,especially when riding with ss600 bikes, I actually find the SV1000 easier to ride than the 650 as you do not have to rag it to keep up.
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yea i can see your point mattsv, i just need a season on the big "V" to get used to it a little.
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I've also not had the redline in 6th on the straights, yet ![]() Pillion for me is fine. Different to solo, but that's obvious. I also commute every day, regardless of weather, and it's around 500 miles a week. The seat was a little hard at first, but you get used to it. |
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just looking through mcn and george white is doing a 07 sv650 sport for 4195 otr. going to have a look the weekend.
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