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Ah right at least the 650 stuff should fit it. I wish my dad would buy me a bike so i could pay him back. I use the SOC quite alot, its a laugh sometimes
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I've got a 650 swing arm in the shed...like ya do, so I'm going to measure up and see if everythings as ashumed!
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Lucky you, you got the rest of the 650 in there as well??
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Haha unfortunatly not. Iv got a standard undertray and the swing arm...I may have a full 650 if I start collecting now lol
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Lol, I'll have to stick with a peice of crap for the moment then
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Nice bike and I did like the fairy! I didn't know there was a 400. Is that a GN125 in the first picture? It was my first bike!
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Fairys would be ok if i was a girl but im not lol. Yeah it was only ever made for the japanese market so any that are here in the uk are imports. Its a 1982 GS125. Pretty similar to the GN but if i remember rightly the GN is a more custom/crusier almost like bike.
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Welcome aboard,
As you seem to be aware, what it looks like you've got there is an SV400S that's had an accident and been repaired as an SV400N, with clip-ons. Nowt wrong with that, and it looks fairly tidy but please bear it in mind when ordering parts (The S and N footrest hangers are different for instance, so if you needed one replacement and bought a 650N hanger you'd probably end up with odd-height pegs). It's probably not that cheap to convert it back to an S, you'd probably need: mirrors, screen, plastics, front sub frame, in-fill panels, instrument surround, mounting brackets, indicators, a front "side light" and a headlight. It's not just a case of buying 3 plastic panels. This assumes the front wiring harness is OK, I'd imagine it's been altered to fit, so you may need one of them too. Just enjoy it for what it is, I'm sure you'll have a ball. I don't remember my bike looking nearly that shiny... ![]() Good to have you aboard! Jambo
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ahh yes, the illusive black fairing panel, as rare as rare can be....something to bear in mind if you want to convert it back
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