Couple new photos of the SV today
So my buddy offered to take a couple new photos of my bike today after i got done installing my new cycle cat 954 clip ons (Huge rise!!). It totally sux0rz out today so i didn't get to ride on the new clipons, but the **** pit is way different now.
All photos property of http://www.peterlombardi.com
All photos property of http://www.peterlombardi.com
They're regular SV length brake lines, and stock everything else. When i first put them on the throttle cables pulled tight when trying to turn full lock, so i just rotate the clipons inward around the fork and then changed the angle of the bar the make up for that, and presto chango, no problem.
My daily riding is more fun now. The RC is a terrible street bike. It's big, cumbersome, gets hot easily, gets poor gas mileage (comparatively) and runs on premium.
I never used all of the RCs power on the streets anyways. With the SV it's small, agile, sounds great, is economical in comparison, and practicaly (not to mention more comfortable), and if i want to I can feel like i'm using all of the SVs power, at the twist of my 1/5th turn throttle.
I don't think anyone needs more than 47 ft lbs of torque on the street, and I sure enjoy having access to it at anyRPM
I never used all of the RCs power on the streets anyways. With the SV it's small, agile, sounds great, is economical in comparison, and practicaly (not to mention more comfortable), and if i want to I can feel like i'm using all of the SVs power, at the twist of my 1/5th turn throttle.
I don't think anyone needs more than 47 ft lbs of torque on the street, and I sure enjoy having access to it at anyRPM
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Psychochik »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">WoW !! Thats an amazingly sweet lookin SV. Probably the nicest I've seen.
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Thanks for the comments everyone! I think peter's photography helped a lot. His SV is definitely the nicest one i've ever seen. In the background of the first shot.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Thanks for the comments everyone! I think peter's photography helped a lot. His SV is definitely the nicest one i've ever seen. In the background of the first shot.
Here's my list of things
Mod list:
01 GSXR750 forks/front end reworked by GP suspension, 04 GSXR springs, GP suspension valves
04-05 GSXR fender
cam swap!
carbon fiber triple cover
Cyclecat 954 clipons
R6 throttle tube
Pieced together speedo kit with home made bracket
Galfer SS brake lines
RC51 SP1 master cylinder
Pazzo shorty levers
Pro tek resevoir cover
Traxxion preload *****
Puig dark smoke windscreen
short stalk front signals
amber LED running lights tucked in front fairing vents
amber LED running lights in headlight
silverstar headlights
personally made tank risers
desnorkeled and enlarged airbox opening
pp tuning rearsets with SS rear brake line
galfer rear rotor
F3 wheel conversion
both wheels painted bronze
+2 rear sprocket
zx-10r rear shock
M4 carbon fiber slip-on
custom made carbon fiber pipe guard
integrated tail lights
factory seat cowl
factory chin spoiler painted with color-rite
vortex fuel cap
custom asymmetrical stripe
and i made the rearstand :-P
Here's a picture of peters bike that he took for SV of the month.
Mod list:
01 GSXR750 forks/front end reworked by GP suspension, 04 GSXR springs, GP suspension valves
04-05 GSXR fender
cam swap!
carbon fiber triple cover
Cyclecat 954 clipons
R6 throttle tube
Pieced together speedo kit with home made bracket
Galfer SS brake lines
RC51 SP1 master cylinder
Pazzo shorty levers
Pro tek resevoir cover
Traxxion preload *****
Puig dark smoke windscreen
short stalk front signals
amber LED running lights tucked in front fairing vents
amber LED running lights in headlight
silverstar headlights
personally made tank risers
desnorkeled and enlarged airbox opening
pp tuning rearsets with SS rear brake line
galfer rear rotor
F3 wheel conversion
both wheels painted bronze
+2 rear sprocket
zx-10r rear shock
M4 carbon fiber slip-on
custom made carbon fiber pipe guard
integrated tail lights
factory seat cowl
factory chin spoiler painted with color-rite
vortex fuel cap
custom asymmetrical stripe
and i made the rearstand :-P
Here's a picture of peters bike that he took for SV of the month.
It's an awesome exhaust. The sound is great. Nice and loud without sounding like crap, and very deep. The construction is great, and install was a snap. I'm going to order their Ti midpipe when they get more Ti in stock.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rdblckSV650S »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Here's a picture of peters bike that he took for SV of the month.
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wow didn't know SV's could look that nice. I always hated how they have no fairings so this just looks damn clean.
Here's a picture of peters bike that he took for SV of the month.
</TD></TR></TABLE>wow didn't know SV's could look that nice. I always hated how they have no fairings so this just looks damn clean.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rdblckSV650S »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My daily riding is more fun now. The RC is a terrible street bike. It's big, cumbersome, gets hot easily, gets poor gas mileage (comparatively) and runs on premium.
I never used all of the RCs power on the streets anyways. With the SV it's small, agile, sounds great, is economical in comparison, and practicaly (not to mention more comfortable), and if i want to I can feel like i'm using all of the SVs power, at the twist of my 1/5th turn throttle.
I don't think anyone needs more than 47 ft lbs of torque on the street, and I sure enjoy having access to it at anyRPM</TD></TR></TABLE>
i am loking at one for my race bike :D
I never used all of the RCs power on the streets anyways. With the SV it's small, agile, sounds great, is economical in comparison, and practicaly (not to mention more comfortable), and if i want to I can feel like i'm using all of the SVs power, at the twist of my 1/5th turn throttle.
I don't think anyone needs more than 47 ft lbs of torque on the street, and I sure enjoy having access to it at anyRPM</TD></TR></TABLE>
i am loking at one for my race bike :D
really, you need to send links of all of your posts on this site to suzuki. every time a pic of your bike is posted, everyone says sv is gonna be their next bike...5 in this one alone! you HAVE to be getting some kind of commission
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by toshiro »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Sexy. I'm kinda tempted to get one of those for my next bike . . . how did it ride before the clip-ons?</TD></TR></TABLE>
It rode fine. I had stock 954 clipons on it which were about the same rise as stock SV clipons, but with more downward angle.
I still haven't gotten to ride it with the new clipons so we'll see.
ngng, nice deal on hunting for an SV race bike. I really want to take my bike to the track.
that one guy, if I could land a job with suzuki, or anywhere, selling SVs I would.
It rode fine. I had stock 954 clipons on it which were about the same rise as stock SV clipons, but with more downward angle.
I still haven't gotten to ride it with the new clipons so we'll see.
ngng, nice deal on hunting for an SV race bike. I really want to take my bike to the track.
that one guy, if I could land a job with suzuki, or anywhere, selling SVs I would.





