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[Group] Suzuki SV 400/650/1000

Metalfyre

By Metalfyre
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kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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Sv 650 is using H4, sv 400 is H1, there is a slight difference.

 

I will help you to check it out if i happen to go there.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

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Jengo Newbie

Jengo

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how much wud an sv400 cost now? juz machine price.

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kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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depends on the age and condition of the bike, plus there are only a few in the whole singapore. Need wait for one....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

Jengo Newbie

Jengo

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depends on the age and condition of the bike, plus there are only a few in the whole singapore. Need wait for one....

 

anyone selling theirs? hehe.. :cheeky:

Jεήgσ™ : |l|l|ll| With great power comes great responsibilities.Think safe, ride safe |ll|l|l|

kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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Did u use the HID kits similar to cars??

They come in 'H1' sockets as well?

 

they did come in H1 socket. U CAN CALL AND CHECK WITH THEM.

 

BLK 3018, BEDOK NORTH ST 5, #02-23, SINGAPORE 486132 TEL 6338 1138, 62422822

 

rICHARD LIM 93891138

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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For SV, i believe they are using H1 socket? Or is it only for Sv4?

Yup, do help me check it out. Thanks :thumb:

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107981

 

Another alternative. More choices for you to select.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

ami422 Newbie

ami422

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Bro, SV650 use H4, not H7 :)

 

Sv 650 is using H7, sv 400 is H1, there is a slight difference.

 

I will help you to check it out if i happen to go there.

kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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sorry i go n edit le, paisay type wrongly.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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givi maxia 52L is pretty good.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

kianSV Newbie

kianSV

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cool thanks ..... i also doing some research on givi maxia.

 

52L looks pretty dam big :o ..... is that a 52L on your bike from the pics above? any idea whether can fit 2 full-face with room to spare? got a recent thread in the accessories section ... just nice :)

 

last question is where to go install and how much?

kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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yes it is shown on my bike, the most fit in 2 full face plus a bit space only. consider very big le.

 

219 shop or LAB. price is about 290-300 plus, not so sure cos i bought it long time ago.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

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fleaz Newbie

fleaz

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Hello,

 

I will be going over to the UK this year. IF time & budget permits, I hope to get a SV650.

 

I wonder about the selling price of one over here in Singapore? The ones I see in the UK are in the range of £2000 for a 6-8 year old SV650 covering about 20000 miles.

 

I hope to do mostly touring and of course some track sessions on the bike. How does the SV650 perform on the track? Nothing too serious, just wanna have some fun.

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a266/fleaz/_MG_5656-1.jpg

 

Honda Phantom TA200 [FT73*2H][2005-2007]

Honda XR400 [FN9*32Y][2007]

Aprilia Atlantic [FX751*K][2007-2008]

Toyota Camry [2011-2013]

Mitsubishi Lancer [2013-2014]

 

we live in the back, ride at the back -BSR

Clement Newbie

Clement

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Hello,

 

I will be going over to the UK this year. IF time & budget permits, I hope to get a SV650.

 

I wonder about the selling price of one over here in Singapore? The ones I see in the UK are in the range of £2000 for a 6-8 year old SV650 covering about 20000 miles.

 

I hope to do mostly touring and of course some track sessions on the bike. How does the SV650 perform on the track? Nothing too serious, just wanna have some fun.

 

 

Are you after the FI model? The suspension on the SV deteriorates pretty quick so you don't want to buy one that has too many Ks!

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g85/highon2stroke/LINKS/svdubanner.jpg

fleaz Newbie

fleaz

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Are you after the FI model? The suspension on the SV deteriorates pretty quick so you don't want to buy one that has too many Ks!

 

I like to get the FI model but somehow prefer the look of the carb model, still quite undecided. Are there any benefits getting the FI model over the carb one?

 

What are the options for suspension replacements? I'm not familiar with bigger CC bikes. Till date, most of my bikes are tiny CC ones.

 

Anyone know any UK SV forum? Thanks

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a266/fleaz/_MG_5656-1.jpg

 

Honda Phantom TA200 [FT73*2H][2005-2007]

Honda XR400 [FN9*32Y][2007]

Aprilia Atlantic [FX751*K][2007-2008]

Toyota Camry [2011-2013]

Mitsubishi Lancer [2013-2014]

 

we live in the back, ride at the back -BSR

Clement Newbie

Clement

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I like to get the FI model but somehow prefer the look of the carb model, still quite undecided. Are there any benefits getting the FI model over the carb one?

 

What are the options for suspension replacements? I'm not familiar with bigger CC bikes. Till date, most of my bikes are tiny CC ones.

 

Anyone know any UK SV forum? Thanks

 

The FI version is newer (less mechanical probs generally) and slightly more refined, smooth and powerful. Has sharper styling too. Have been riding my K6 from new and am still loving it. Love the LED tail lights and sharp, timeless styling.

 

If you want more info on both types of SVs, and even some info on the SV1000, go to http://www.svdownunder.com I'm on this site, there's a whole lot of info here and the ppl are nice.

 

Should be a few UK SV sites too. Have a look on google. The SV is the overseas equivilant of the SG super4. Honda is actually bringing the specIII here to Australia this year as a 'new' model lol.

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g85/highon2stroke/LINKS/svdubanner.jpg

adrianslacker Newbie

adrianslacker

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Can ask which box is suitable for the sv400 ah?

 

Sorry adrian :(

Nooooo.......the only box that belongs on an SV is the air box!!

 

The FI version is newer (less mechanical probs generally) and slightly more refined, smooth and powerful. Has sharper styling too. Have been riding my K6 from new and am still loving it. Love the LED tail lights and sharp, timeless styling.

Have to disagree with you bro....99 to 02 models are the one with the timeless styling...no offence....

fleaz Newbie

fleaz

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Have to disagree with you bro....99 to 02 models are the one with the timeless styling...no offence....

 

Fully agree with you, carb models definitely look better compared to the EFI models. I think it's just a matter of preference.

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a266/fleaz/_MG_5656-1.jpg

 

Honda Phantom TA200 [FT73*2H][2005-2007]

Honda XR400 [FN9*32Y][2007]

Aprilia Atlantic [FX751*K][2007-2008]

Toyota Camry [2011-2013]

Mitsubishi Lancer [2013-2014]

 

we live in the back, ride at the back -BSR

jytheorem Newbie

jytheorem

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can try http://www.svrider.com

http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k127/jytheorem/SV%20-%20Skinzo/SV_jy.gif http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k127/jytheorem/jy_sv.jpg

Wonder y my ST11 dun look as good as my SV...

paxson99 Newbie

paxson99

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Have to disagree with you bro....99 to 02 models are the one with the timeless styling...no offence....

 

Are you an antique fan?

If you are, st11 looks better then stx.

If not, your stx is more chio.:)

Why I kept my SV for more then 10:thumb:yrs?

Its a light and fun bike:cool:.

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kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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upz for the sv riders...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

  • 4 weeks later...
kazuhiko Newbie

kazuhiko

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Hi guys, may i know where can i the meter gear for sv 650?

 

Mine is spoils to the negligence of a mechanic. It is attach to the front wheel.

 

Thanks and appreciate your help...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/kazuhikyo/combination1.jpg

 

 

The more I ride my SV, the less I care about going to the annual bike show and looking at new,

or expensive, or exotic machinery. I'm continuing to mod my bike into exactly what I want it,

and enjoying every mile I put on it.

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