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Custom 2002 SV650S - $1,500 (san jose west)
San Carlos near Meridian
2002
Suzuki SV650S
type:
sport bike
condition:
good
engine displacement (CC):
650
motor:
gas
odometer:
40,000
title status:
clean
transmission:
manual
odometer broken
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Buell XB headlight and flyscreen.
Custom smartphone dash
ZX6 Shock
Racetech goldvalve cartridge fork emulators
Adjustable rearsets
Givi top case rack (no top case)
HID headlight conversion
Bright fog lamps
Custom seat covers
Frame Sliders
Swingarm Spools
Plenty of life left on the tires
Unsure of exact mileage but is around 40k miles.
A ton of project parts go with it including:
Original quarter fairing and all parts to put the front end back to stock including mirrors and original dash.
Ducati Monster rear subframe and seat
Brand new dual headlight.
Naked upper triple clamp for mounting a handlbar instead clip-ons completed with handlebar, clamp, and longer clutch cable.
The low asking price is for everything I will not separate or part out. Take is all away.
Adding some information as there is a huge amount of interest and I don't want to waste anyone's time.
The not so good.
This vehicle is not cosmetically perfect. It is 24 years old with ~ 40k miles on it and is reflected in the price. It had a slow speed <3mph tip over in the rain. No frame damage. Bent the handlebar, rashed the frame guard, and the bar put a small dent in the tank. I will add photos shortly. The front end was converted back to the clip ons so the bars are straight.
This bike has been to 3 track days in its life and never went down nor pushed very hard as I am in the C class.
The vehicle was my everyday commuter up until the last few years. It since has been sitting covered in the garage and ridden a few times per year. Battery is on a battery tender and stabilizer in the gas tank. So the vehicle starts and runs well once warm.
The phone in the custom dash is a Samsung Note II. At this point the battery is pretty shot but comes alive after the ignition is turned on and the charge cable gives it some juice. The process takes about a minute before the dash comes alive. I had a trial tech dash on it for some time and it worked very well if a little dated looking. It lasted several years problem free but eventually it stopped working and I swapped it for the current set up.
The price is firm at $1500, not in a rush to sell.