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I've just ordered one of these from SV Spares- does anyone have any experience of these?
Sadly, I really couldn't afford the Suzuki part- at £144, with a new chain & sprockets and road tax on the way, it's out of budget. (cos I'm expecting a few "don't say I told you so's"... ![]() Though apparently Suzuki have improved the design of the OEM part. |
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Should have asked first, a CBR one would have been far cheaper
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SVSpares are a breakers.
So I believe you will be getting a 2nd hand part rather than a new pattern part.
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Sorry- typo majeure.
Spares Direct is what I should have typed... |
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My bike spares guy sells more pattern ones for Honda than suzys. Plus you have to modify the Honda one I believe. not a job everyone is up to. Thedonal, I hope you made sure it was the right model for your bike as there are two types for the curvy. |
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CBR ones do not need any modification to fit the SV...
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Cheers Pete- apparently Spares Direct sell a fair few pattern ones too.
I have thought about modding a Honda as I could do it, but I would like to just get one in asap, to be honest, without any mucking about- the bike has given me enough grief of late... I did quote as an SV650S-X, so hopefully he's paid attention- but I've only had good experiences from this co. edit- Plowsie- does that mean any CBR, or just a particular year/engine size? I will consider that for a future purchase- cos let's face it- the unit is gonna go again. Last edited by thedonal; 22-04-08 at 01:59 PM. |
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Electrix sell them. I got one for an ER5 and it has a bigger heat sink than original. Get good reports on ER forum and a British company. Reasonably priced as well.
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TheDonal they are for a CBR600F andyb or whatever his name is has/had one on his. Think he sold it on for a kwak.
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Cheers Plowsie.
My Bro commented that Honda reg/recs have a poor reputation too- and people on those forums recommend Yamaha units. And probably, Yamaha owners recommend Kwak units. And Kwak owners suggest Suzuki?!! Let's not mention Italian though...! ![]() I suppose, overall, this part is one of the least reliable of the electrics- and looking at where they're placed- ie rear subframe with no ventilation in most cases, overheating is a real issue. |
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