Gone to the dark side...

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Re: Gone to the dark side...

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Can you reach the ground on that one RG??? :lol:
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red_dave wrote:Can you reach the ground on that one RG??? :lol:
i bet he will if it falls over on him :P
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Not much wrong with an SV650 .......I owned a blue one & raced it for 2 years in the Farkin Formula Xtreme light weight NKD's
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Of course I can reach the ground, or else I wouldn't have bought it!

I'm loving this thing, it's so much different to the ZZR, both power and handling (but I still ride like a fairy), not to mention the pipe...almost enough to give me an orgasm... love4.gif
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RG wrote:..not to mention the pipe...almost enough to give me an orgasm... love4.gif
Eww! Don't go making a mess of the new baby! :D Looks good, RG!
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RG wrote: I'm loving this thing, it's so much different to the ZZR, both power and handling...
They're a good thing, eh? Though I don't agree with you re handling...but then I am probably a good 50% heavier than you. Most people 90kg+ have the same complaint. I've also got helibars on mine, which makes a big difference to me, but I think the stock bike would suit you perfectly.

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Hey RG check out the svrider.com website it is huge & packed with great info but don't forget about us lot! :lol:
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...yeah, and svdownunder.com for local content... ;)
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Felix wrote:I've also got helibars on mine, which makes a big difference to me,
No offence Felix, but aren't the bars already pretty upright. WTF are the helibars for?
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Upright? On the S model? Depends on your point of view I guess. I found them too low and a bit too far forward, really made it hard for me to rid for any length of time. These are about an inch and a quarter higher and an inch rearwards, which makes quite a difference. Ergonomics of the standard setup just don't work for me to the point I was going to sell it. But now it is much better and I will keep it a bit longer. Forever, says the Mrs :lol:
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Yes they are a bit far, but I thought that's what a sports bike is like?
The way I look at it (which many may not agree), the SV is a sports bikes only without fairing.

I'm trying to get used to it, if I can't then I'll probably do the same as Felix. :roll:
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