WTD: SV650 wheels

[t3mp0r4ry nzr]

spare wheels front and rear to fit 2nd generation SV650

[GSVR]

Your local Suzuki dealer should be able to get you some. Maybe you could get a few others together and get a discount for a bulk order.

[imdying]

Don't want to sell your dash plastics (the bit round the instrument cluster) do you?

[Toast]

eBay is your cuzzie-bro for second hand wheels.

I'm sure your dealer could get you some in, but then you'd probably be better off just buying a spare bike for the price they'd charge.

I think that JIll mentioned CBR F4 wheels fit the SV too, but check with her first!

[Sully60]

eBay is your cuzzie-bro for second hand wheels.

I'm sure your dealer could get you some in, but then you'd probably be better off just buying a spare bike for the price they'd charge.
I hear that!



[/QUOTE] I think that JIll mentioned CBR F4 wheels fit the SV too, but check with her first![/QUOTE]

This is a relatively easy conversion but I would check if its legal for Pro-twins as the rear rim is 5.5" and they're probably about five kgs lighter the the stk Suzy wheels (damn those things are heavy!) ok for F3 though.

[FROSTY]

for a rear you can use a first generation wheel with different bearings.
The SV400 wheelis the same
For a front I think the sv thou wheel will do the job
You CANT use the f4 wheel for pro twins and Im pretty sure it wont take a 160 rear -its desighned for the 180 rear

[GSVR]

1/ Different bearings plus different spacers and carrier bearing support.
2/Are there that many of these bikes about or where they just for the Jap market?
3/Take a look at a SV1000 wheel. Nothing is the same.
4/ Can't use a F4 wheel for Pro Twins but the width is actually better for a 160. The SV rim is budget and build as skinny as they could get away with for the 160 IMO.

Any way if someone was selling a complete set of wheels with Disks and carrier in perfect condition what would be a fair price to pay for them?