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hondacmx450
22nd May 2005, 19:08
my mate is buying a sv 1000 new one to the ppl out there i need to know what you r useing as in bags and so on oh and r thay real ugly or is it just me :killingme :killingme :killingme :killingme
hondacmx450
22nd May 2005, 19:14
mmmm waiting
You'll have to ask White Trash the local online Suzuki man. :D
StoneChucker
22nd May 2005, 19:18
Ugly? No, I don't think so. Sound great? Hell yes, stick a yoshi pipe on and you have thunder down under :msn-wink:
In my opinion, a very nice bike. Luggage? Can't help there except suggesting the obvious in a back pack, or Ventura luggage system.
hondacmx450
22nd May 2005, 19:44
Ugly? No, I don't think so. Sound great? Hell yes, stick a yoshi pipe on and you have thunder down under :msn-wink:
In my opinion, a very nice bike. Luggage? Can't help there except suggesting the obvious in a back pack, or Ventura luggage system.
its got yoshi sloshi and mmm i think thay r a bit better looking than a mud hopper but mmm will have to c it is a new one no ks and is fitted with the nice sound thunder stuff :whistle: :whistle: the person buying it is soft in the head but that will make for a soft landing when he puts it over backwards :mad:
Hitcher
22nd May 2005, 20:00
Only lightly tapped with the Ugly Stick. The trellis is handy if you've got a climbing rose or some ivy...
Ugly? No way...but I must admit the slant-eyed front end on the faired models takes a little getting used to. I have a naked 650. Love it. As far a luggage, I use a set of Oxford stuff. Got a tankbag, saddlebags and a tailpack. All works a treat and quite easy to fit and remove, etc. I prefer the soft luggage myself. The Ventura systems are very good though. Tell your mate that there are some good SV resources and groups on the net too. Good bike.
hondacmx450
24th May 2005, 08:51
Ugly? No way...but I must admit the slant-eyed front end on the faired models takes a little getting used to. I have a naked 650. Love it. As far a luggage, I use a set of Oxford stuff. Got a tankbag, saddlebags and a tailpack. All works a treat and quite easy to fit and remove, etc. I prefer the soft luggage myself. The Ventura systems are very good though. Tell your mate that there are some good SV resources and groups on the net too. Good bike.
thanx for that will look at bags today for him i think we r going to auckland to day to get his new toy yaya
thanx for that will look at bags today for him i think we r going to auckland to day to get his new toy yaya
Have fun :D!...
Do a erm... break in run for him :lol:
Lou Girardin
24th May 2005, 09:07
Givi do a hard bag set-up at a reasonable cost.
chickenfunkstar
24th May 2005, 11:56
I use the Ventura pack rack on the 650. No probs so far. It can fit plenty of gear in it. I think it costs between $250 - $300 for the frame and pack.
It would sound beautiful with some a/m cans on.
Take the rear fender off and the back end would look good, plus you'd have a great tool for building a snow hut. :D
SpankMe
24th May 2005, 16:18
A whole bunch of info about luggage bags for the SV (http://www.sv-portal.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2841) over at the SV Portal.
hondacmx450
24th May 2005, 22:06
hay thanx all for that will be friday we go up now bike shop playing funny with him bloody dicks thay want your cash but thay dont want to do any thing for ya do thay
I have got a set of givi pannier and top box rack for my SV650S....
Did some fast touring on the SV around the mainland and no problems.
sAsLEX
27th May 2005, 01:16
I have got a set of givi pannier and top box rack for my SV650S....
Did some fast touring on the SV around the mainland and no problems.
How did it handle on the gravel roads down that way? :msn-wink:
Lou Girardin
27th May 2005, 09:13
Givi bags also make great crash bungs.
How did it handle on the gravel roads down that way? :msn-wink:
it was fine on the mainland.... just bloody NI roads!
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