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Old 27-05-06, 10:06 PM   #1
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Default Dog Bones, updated from 14/05/05

Okay, 8,000 miles alot later..... Well today I took'em off and Hammer right'd em in rust free Black.
The bike handles great all I need now is to uprate to a GSXR1000 shocker.

While I was at it I decided to take the Stock shocker off and give that a clean up too.
Then thought balls to it all and washed the whole bike, my neighbours think I nuts as it was 9.45 PM when I finished washing the bike.

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Have been interested in making a set of dog bones for the SV650S to lift the rear end up 2 inches, I've seen other threads about this but with no How too, So...
How too make new Dog Bones and Fitting...

Tool's required. 17mm Spanner
14mm Spanner
Hacksaw + Blades
Electric drill
6mm drill bit (pilot hole)
12mm drill bit
File, Engineers 1/2 round *******.
2 x 12mm bolt + nuts
Elbow grease, lots off.

1 ) Slacken the two nut's on the old dog bones, using the 17 and 14mm spanner's.
2 ) Lift the bike off the ground so the rear tyre and swinging arm are free to dangle.
3 ) Remove the old dog bones,
4 ) Messure the dia of holes, orignals 12mm and are 145mm between centres, 6mm thick.
5 ) Acquire suitable material to make new Dog Bones.
6 ) Mark out between centres (I used 133mm),raised the rear 2 inches
7 ) Manufacture new dog bones. Drill 6mm pilot holes and through with the 12mm drill bit, hold together with 12mm nut and bolt.
8 ) Tide up the hawsawing with the file.
9 ) Reassemble in revers order.

Nut's removed,


Orignal Dog Bones


Manufactured New Dog Bones


New Dog Bones Fitted.


I'll test ride the bike for a couple hundred miles then remove them, clean them up and Hammerite them.

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Old 27-05-06, 10:13 PM   #2
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I've got a set of the JHS jack up plates on my curvy, think they're ally.

Does a GSXR 1000 shock bolt straight into a pointy then?
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Old 27-05-06, 10:19 PM   #3
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Think you need to cut a bit out of the battery tray. but its not a hard mod to do.
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Old 27-05-06, 10:20 PM   #4
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So kind of similar to the SRAD shock mod I have on the curvy then.
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So kind of similar to the SRAD shock mod I have on the curvy then.
I don't know about that but its just the oil reservoir at the top you need to make room for.
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Old 03-06-06, 04:50 PM   #6
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Just completed the GSXR1000 K3 Shocker MOD...
Cheers to Cloggsy for the phone help.
Just been on a very very very short ride, As had little time 'cos it BBQ weather..... Also Biking weather )

I went over some speed humps and Yes, what a differance.. ,
Looking forward to the South V North Rideout for a real test.
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cool Rich-!!

I went over some speed bumps with me new Z6' tyres on- and THAT felt a lot better han with Z4's on..or is it just me?
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cool Rich-!!

I went over some speed bumps with me new Z6' tyres on- and THAT felt a lot better han with Z4's on..or is it just me?
It was just you all the time..
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Old 05-06-06, 08:52 AM   #9
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HA HA --

very good.. .....

however- it wasnt just me


GOD WAS WITH ME ALL THE WAY !
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Old 09-06-06, 11:57 PM   #10
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Wrong button
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