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SV650 Streetfighter, Tyga Exhaust

Another vid of my SV, it's the 3rd time it's been out of the garage in the last year, so it's not running perfect, I need to go through the carbs. Sorry for the wind noise ...

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theheineken commented on 23 Apr 2012

Sadly, I've never had it on a dyno, but I'm definitely happy with the power. My advice would be to leave it alone if you have a good-running SV. If you have to rebuild the motor anyway, go for it. Better plan yet, buy a blown-motor SV for cheap and do it to that one. Long story short, if you go the route I did you'll get so deeply invested in the bike that there'll be no way you could ever recoup 1/5 the money you've put in. It was worth it, but I'll never be able to sell the bike.

theheineken commented on 22 Feb 2013

Admittedly, it's not that good. It's plenty for around town, but I easily outrun it on the highway. A HID conversion might do the trick, if it didn't melt the light housing... It'd be fine with one of the LED lights I bought from Komy. I have another video with my Triumph Tiger where I compare the brightness of the Denali lights to the cheaper lights I bought direct from a fellow in China (Komy), I've always thought about buying another of those and using it on the SV.

theheineken commented on 20 Apr 2013

I like it a lot. In fact, I ended up buying them for a couple of my bikes. The CRG mirrors are better than the eBay ones, they're convex so you can see all the way from the left lane behind you to the right lane behind you, just with one mirror. Don't bother with the Lanesplitters, though, not worth it IMO. With the eBay cheapos, they're flat glass. They work, they're just not as nice. Vibration wasn't ever a problem when the bike's rolling down the road.

brad ddekker commented on 27 Aug 2012

i got a 04 sv650n that ive kept relativly stock engine wise but have put custom tail nd with single seat with a yoshimura rs3 slip on and yoshi full cut back system and full suspension upgrade front and back with gsxr100 front calipers and disks now looking into getting some more top end power but i doubt if i get the gears extended itl have the same acceeration any advice looked into superchargers but a bit pricey.

theheineken commented on 27 Feb 2012

@ajpitkethly It's not nearly as bad as our gloss black car, which is dirty as soon as you wash it. I use Original polish and it cleans up really easily. And for the record, it's satin black, so it's got a little more sheen than a flat black while not being a gloss. Definitely my favorite color for a car or bike.

CockYaLegS commented on 04 Jun 2012

reaper, so gay. thats what my coworker put on his 06 gsxr 600. Save your money on the big bore. Its not worth it. Do small bolt ons. The sv650 engine runs into lots of problems trying to get lots of power out of them. Do like me, trade your 650 on a sv1000.

theheineken commented on 23 Apr 2012

It's got a stock crank. I've never had it on a dyno, so I'm not sure what kind of power it puts down. I rode it back to back against a somewhat stock SV (exhaust/K&N), and the seat-of-the-pants dyno was happy -- very happy.

theheineken commented on 28 Aug 2012

Honestly, I wouldn't bother with the power mods. There's not a whole lot to be gained for all the money it takes. I'd play with sprockets, but you're going to give up something on one end to gain on the other...

theheineken commented on 01 Aug 2013

Not much. It's enough to be legal, but not much for night-time riding outside of town. That's not the purpose though, I've got other bikes to ride if I'll be out in the country/on the highways at night.

theheineken commented on 17 Mar 2013

Yeah, but I had been riding my Triumph much more in the last year. It sold today though, so I'll probably get the SV out of the back of the garage and get it on the road again.

aaron pitkethly commented on 27 Feb 2012

im thinking of getting my bike done in matt black. how do find it to keep clean ect. do you have to look after it or can you just wash it as and when it gets dirty. cheers

KrumKrum commented on 21 Feb 2013

thanks :D the light and gauge combo really clean up the front. how is the light output of the small light? i know some do HID in them and was thinking of doing the same

Corner Carver commented on 23 Apr 2012

What kind of power gain did you get with the the big bore and supporting mods? I'm looking to do something similar with my 07 SV650S(nicknamed "The Reaper")

Javier Aguirre commented on 21 Nov 2013

This exhaust, I must have one too! Where can I get one?? Lol Also, the handlebars, which ones are whose and where'd you get them?

theheineken commented on 11 Mar 2013

Lawrence. From your vids, looks like you are too. If you ever need any parts, I've got quite a few, just let me know.

Burns Hudson commented on 17 Oct 2013

Is your front fender modified? It looks good - smaller and sharper than stock; but I can't tell for sure

theheineken commented on 27 Feb 2012

@ScotsbikerFife Thanks! I'm trying to find the motivation to tear back into it and get it finished up.

Suzuki SV650 Streetfighter Project

This is my 2000 Yellow SV650. Its my first bike which came standard. I have since fitted a Puig Flyscreen so take the edge off the windblast when doing over ...

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Martini Spencer commented on 26 Jun 2014

you cant call this streetfigther... -.- the most parts are stock!!! You should visit svrider.com or svrider.de to see real sv650 streetfigther!

Aftab Ali commented on 26 Jun 2014

Thanks for the comments, as the video said Streetfighter 'Project'. The mods had only just started at that stage - the whole bike was eventually modified and sold.

2001 Suzuki SV650S Curvy Full Scorpion Exhaust System

Hello all, just a quick upload of my latest bike, Suzuki SV650S 2001. It has the custom belly pan race fairing fitted, a full stainless steel scorpion exhaust system ...

2003 suzuki SV650s - blueflame evo exhaust -

this is my 2003 SV650 in blue. upgrades - blue flame exhaust bar ends R&G crash bungs carbon fibre effect hugger colour matched belly pan tail tidy small ...

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Matt Farrant commented on 30 Jun 2012

All those parts were on the bike when i bought it, indicators and tail tidy can be picked up on ebay. But belly pans are hard to get hold of, keep an eye ou on the for sale section of the sv650 forum.

Annie S commented on 31 Jul 2012

Powerbronze and Pyramid Plastics do belly pans.

Tommy Miller commented on 13 Jun 2015

That is a sick blue paint job, brotha!

SV650.wmv

SV650 SK1 Full Suzuki fairing lowers and belly pan Full stainless exhaust with Pipewerx end can - has a lovely rich sound and has a removable baffle should ...

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como_chingas commented on 09 Jun 2012

Is this a 99'? I think I have the same bike but I have the naked version of it. This question goes out to any SV enthusiast. I want to get rid of that black rear fender that holds the plate. I wanted to know if anyone knew of a bracket that would allow me to bolt on the plate right above the wheel. I have seen it on other bikes but not sure if it was a custom modification or if a website sells such bracket. Let me know thanks!

johnbrakingground commented on 30 Mar 2012

Sounds good bro. To bad they make you guys put those giant license plates on over there.

GoPro HD cam on SV650

GoPro HD cam mounted on the belly pan of my SV650.

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Bati loco commented on 10 Apr 2012

i like the camera angle ! anywayz dnt think im coming here just to say check out my channel but if you can have a flick trough my sv 650 videos :) ! thanks !

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