Suzuki SV650 available for sale in Singapore?

[soma]

Does anyone know if this bike is for sale in Singapore?

 

Suzuki SV650

http://www.suzuki-gb.co.uk/bike/sv650sk9s/

[ClOuDrIdEr]

Please spread the words if you managed to find a shop that has it, I am after one myself.

 

Limited choices for v engine bike in Singapore. Wonder will any bike shop bring it in with demand.

 

Check out the grey colour from the link below:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Lines/Cycles/Products/SV650/2009/SV650S.aspx

[DM]

you can try calling mr lee of loois, ask if he can help u order but since it's an ad hoc request, he might not be so willing to accomodate unless your downpayment is a lot. the market for this bike is not as hot thus most shops need to make sure they do not order bulks of bike models that would not sell as well as the rest..

[soma]

Please spread the words if you managed to find a shop that has it, I am after one myself.

 

Limited choices for v engine bike in Singapore. Wonder will any bike shop bring it in with demand.

 

Check out the grey colour from the link below:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Lines/Cycles/Products/SV650/2009/SV650S.aspx

 

The grey one looks great

 

Been thinking of a class 2 bike and would like to try a twin engine rather than an inline-4, which is why I'm interested in the SV650. Been reading so many great reviews of this bike, and understand that it is a popular model in the States and UK, such a pity if no one brings in this bike...

 

you can try calling mr lee of loois, ask if he can help u order but since it's an ad hoc request, he might not be so willing to accomodate unless your downpayment is a lot. the market for this bike is not as hot thus most shops need to make sure they do not order bulks of bike models that would not sell as well as the rest..

 

Thanks, will try to check with Looi's

[ClOuDrIdEr]

Thanks for the pointer fleas.

 

you can try calling mr lee of loois, ask if he can help u order but since it's an ad hoc request, he might not be so willing to accomodate unless your downpayment is a lot. the market for this bike is not as hot thus most shops need to make sure they do not order bulks of bike models that would not sell as well as the rest..

[ClOuDrIdEr]

There is no turning back once you cross over to v Good choice for mid v bike, I reckon the power is more usable in Singapore. SV has been around for many donkey years and it has proven itself to be reliable.

 

The grey one looks great

 

Been thinking of a class 2 bike and would like to try a twin engine rather than an inline-4, which is why I'm interested in the SV650. Been reading so many great reviews of this bike, and understand that it is a popular model in the States and UK, such a pity if no one brings in this bike...

 

 

 

Thanks, will try to check with Looi's

[soma]

There is no turning back once you cross over to v Good choice for mid v bike, I reckon the power is more usable in Singapore. SV has been around for many donkey years and it has proven itself to be reliable.

 

Haha yeah I've tried a twin engine, and just love the torque and the sound! If really can't find SV, may consider Vee-Strom, but still prefer the look of SV more

[ClOuDrIdEr]

Same line of thoughts. I am likely to go for 650 strom if there are no other options.

 

Haha yeah I've tried a twin engine, and just love the torque and the sound! If really can't find SV, may consider Vee-Strom, but still prefer the look of SV more

[soma]

Same line of thoughts. I am likely to go for 650 strom if there are no other options.

 

Or maybe the Honda VFR800 with the V-4 engine

[loufu]

Or maybe the Honda VFR800 with the V-4 engine

 

VFR rocks!!!

[adrianslacker]

VFR rocks!!!

but honda V4s sound like sewing machines......

[ClOuDrIdEr]

VFR rocks!!!

 

Hahaha, you must be riding a VFR