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SV transformation *nude photos*

sleepingturd said:
lol the mini fairing that it comes with does nothing on the highway! your going to get all the air straight to the chest, but besides that, i think an sv650 2003+ is defintely one of the most commuter friendly bikes, especially the naked one cause of the touring like riding position!
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Cool man, thanks! Did you add on the clip ons? I thought the standard naked SV came with regular bars?
 
i thought id also post this, i drew a custom tank design myself, but when it came time to get it painted, the paintshop told me it couldnt be done cause of the shape of the tank, what a bummer, but i thought my design was pretty neat, got inspiration from the jordan bike

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I saw this in person at the Calaveras ride. The OP has a lot of small details that are nice touches. It's a cool bike.
 
*update* picture of me in action! group ride on calaveras 3/10 it was a nice day! met a lot of cool people enjoy. =D

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just a quick question, how did you get the oem suzuki hugger to fit with the f3 rear wheel? Are you just using a 160 sized tire or did you have to put spacers inbetween .
 
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shenphong, i was lucky in the purchase of the f3 wheel, it came with a tire that was stock size and everything else needed for $60!!! it fit perfectly without any mods, im sure if i stuck a 180 tire id have to add spacers
 
You are a lucky bastard lol

I have an F3 wheel on mine but am in search of a hugger. I have a 160 tire on their so a stock hugger would fit, but I'd like to move up to a 170 and stretching out the stock oem hugger isn't really a good idea long term in what I've read.

Just a note, I came across my wheel with bearings and rotor for $80, then put on a custom rotor, $75; then new tire about $120 and new bearings and seals something about $50 all together for that. That's well over what you spent! :cry
 
haha im not quite sure about that

powdercoating forks/wheels/triple clamps and other misec stuff was $450

i got a wave rotor for $200
then vortex rear sprocket for $60
spacer for $35

so other costs in addition to just the wheel/tire made it pricey
 
ahh I see lol I guess we were in the same boat. Just to tell you, the guys on svrider.com would like to nominate you for sv of the month you just need 8 more posts for a total of 20, thought you'd might like to know, I hope to have that honor someday as well lol. Alot of the sv's here on barf or at least posted here on barf also ended up there as sv of the month. Chk the recent posts.
 
the guys on there are ready to :leghump your friend, pretty much same on here lol. I think you know my friend Dano, hope to get out there this summer for school and go out on a ride with you guys sometime.
 
lol nice, ya eventually figured that all out after seeing pics on myspace. small world it is.
 
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hahahaha hella yellow
 
HOLD THAT THOUGHT

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see what i meant by too much yellow? or did a say that on this forum >.< been posting on svrider and SBR lol

looked like a bee too me...
 
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