Scooter boy
Join Date: Apr 2017
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Toowoomba
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SV mission complete!
Finally made it to this point after months of weekends away tinkering with my newly acquired SV1000s.
The bike lived at the old man's joint whilst we completed the work to be done.
Really happy with the results, my vision was to bring the SV into the modern day aesthetic. Clean and sharp without losing functionality.
Mods include:
Painted forks and exhaust header
Levers
Watsen Design LED indicators
Tail tidy (custom cut down to just a licence plate bracket)
Blacked out screen
Phillips xtreme vision lights
Magazi venom II mirrors
Carbon swingarm spools/sliders
Black stainless braided brake lines front and rear
The rest was mechanical fixes and improvements.
Only thing i may add for comfort is a Sargent seat. I really love this bike
The bike lived at the old man's joint whilst we completed the work to be done.
Really happy with the results, my vision was to bring the SV into the modern day aesthetic. Clean and sharp without losing functionality.
Mods include:
Painted forks and exhaust header
Levers
Watsen Design LED indicators
Tail tidy (custom cut down to just a licence plate bracket)
Blacked out screen
Phillips xtreme vision lights
Magazi venom II mirrors
Carbon swingarm spools/sliders
Black stainless braided brake lines front and rear
The rest was mechanical fixes and improvements.
Only thing i may add for comfort is a Sargent seat. I really love this bike
I have to get a licence to drive a motorcycle to protect myself and the people around me. I am adamant there should be some sort of licensing required to have children - Tim Allen
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L-Plate Rider
Join Date: Sep 2016
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Posts: 16
Looking goood!!
L-Plate Rider
Join Date: Sep 2016
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Posts: 16
Corbin is not bad either.
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Scooter boy
Join Date: Apr 2017
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Toowoomba
Posts: 55
Cheers mate!
I am still tossing up between Sargent and Corbin. Sargent is easier to source (Australia) and is a little cheaper.
I'm also unsure of the lower seating position of the Corbin, i like the current height of the stock seat.
I am still tossing up between Sargent and Corbin. Sargent is easier to source (Australia) and is a little cheaper.
I'm also unsure of the lower seating position of the Corbin, i like the current height of the stock seat.
I have to get a licence to drive a motorcycle to protect myself and the people around me. I am adamant there should be some sort of licensing required to have children - Tim Allen
Moped rider
Join Date: Feb 2016
Montreal, QC
Posts: 88
Damn that is a nice looking bike.
L-Plate Rider
Join Date: Jun 2005
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San Diego
Posts: 9
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Originally Posted by Cain Mckechnie
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Finally made it to this point after months of weekends away tinkering with my newly acquired SV1000s.
The bike lived at the old man's joint whilst we completed the work to be done.
Really happy with the results, my vision was to bring the SV into the modern day aesthetic. Clean and sharp without losing functionality.
Mods include:
Painted forks and exhaust header
Levers
Watsen Design LED indicators
Tail tidy (custom cut down to just a licence plate bracket)
Blacked out screen
Phillips xtreme vision lights
Magazi venom II mirrors
Carbon swingarm spools/sliders
Black stainless braided brake lines front and rear
The rest was mechanical fixes and improvements.
Only thing i may add for comfort is a Sargent seat. I really love this bike [IMG class=inlineimg]/forums/images/smilies/yes.gif[/IMG]
The bike lived at the old man's joint whilst we completed the work to be done.
Really happy with the results, my vision was to bring the SV into the modern day aesthetic. Clean and sharp without losing functionality.
Mods include:
Painted forks and exhaust header
Levers
Watsen Design LED indicators
Tail tidy (custom cut down to just a licence plate bracket)
Blacked out screen
Phillips xtreme vision lights
Magazi venom II mirrors
Carbon swingarm spools/sliders
Black stainless braided brake lines front and rear
The rest was mechanical fixes and improvements.
Only thing i may add for comfort is a Sargent seat. I really love this bike [IMG class=inlineimg]/forums/images/smilies/yes.gif[/IMG]
L-Plate Rider
Join Date: Mar 2020
Posts: 1
How did you paint the forks?
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