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NOTE (Feb2007):  Hi guys, I handed over the site to Dave around 3 months back now
(see suzukisv1000.com home page) but still check in here to see the feedback.
Please don't post techy questions here as most likely you'll not get an answer!
Use the forum www.sv-portal.com for Q & A :-)
Dave will be making changes over time, keep the feedback coming to encourage him!
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NameAndyW
Date2005-08-08
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MessagePaul...thanks for the intro smilie

1) You can sign up for the site Newsletter (links on the home page)

2) Check out the forum www.sv1000.zyns.com

Cheers
Andy


Namepaul berry
Date2005-08-06
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MessageHi, just bought an SV1000 and was looking around and your site popped up 2nd or 3rd in the ratings from wanadoo. Nice one, you must know what you're doing. I'm a regular bike modder although more akin to classic bikes and mags, having had one particular Triumph T160 featured and enjoyed. I've only just ventured into Japanese bikes over the past 10 years via an FJ1200, another Yamaha but this time a little more honed into what I like, a TRX850. Lovely machine and as hairy as you can get, especially naked. I had a nice play with that bike until it stopped. It's now undergoing surgery. I really like modifying bikes for performance (and looks) and would be very interested in anyone else who doesn't want to re-invent the wheel. If I'm trying something (and I'm pretty methodical) I don't mind passing this on as long as I can save some time via someone elses experience. Is this what your site is about and if so how do I subscribe? Paul


NameMike Stride
Date2005-08-06
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MessageHello to you Andy, and anyone else who might happen to read this entry. I just fitted a radiator guard from Beowulf Performance Products of Halifax and it's a very well finished item in polished stainless steel, the holes lining up precisely with the rad itself. It cost £44.95p including VAT, not bad when you consider the cost of a new radiator from a flying chipping.


Namenick miles
Date2005-08-06
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Messageive got a very trick sv 1000s for sale had lots spent on it most mods done call for details tel 07765 851803


NameMike Stride
Date2005-07-26
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MessageThanks Andy, I'll take a look now. I'm taking delivery of a paddock stand and torque wrench tomorrow that I exchanged for the TRE but can always get another if I was simply unlucky with the last one and managed to buy myself a duffer.


NameAndyW
Date2005-07-24
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MessageTRE

Mike try here:
http://www.checkeredflagmotorsports.net/2003SVIvans.html (the 'owner' is a member of the forum)

Email and ask a few questions smilie

Mention me smilie



NameMark Watson
Date2005-07-24
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MessageCongratulations on the new layout. Keep it up to date as a celebrity smilie


Nametripp sin peace
Date2005-07-24
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Messagesmilie


NameMike Stride
Date2005-07-23
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MessageHi Andy, I'd already taken off the AOL filter but still didn't get your e mail there, nor at yahoo or hotmail. A replacement TRE arrived from SG Motorsport in Portsmouth this morning. It's still a TRE 005 but is blue rather than black this time. HPS informed me however that the constant FI warning is endemic to this device, despite the fact that the importer, SG said he's never heard of such a problem. I intend to exchange the thing with Demon Tweeks, where I originally bought it as it's just too much hassle for the worth of it, what with my wiring having to be pulled about to attach/detach etc. A shame though, because the engine was much smoother and more responsive at lower speeds. One day soon I'll buy some of that woodstain that does exactly what it says on the tin.


NameAndyW
Date2005-07-22
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MessageMike....emailed you yesterday smilie

Anyone wondering about Nathans post......check out SASV's bike in the Featured Bikes section!!

Thanks again everyone for the feedback smilie


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