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SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 6th, '11, 17:17
by ZX6Rich
Right the plan has always been to track the SV in July this year however have been offered a really good deal on a BOS pipe for £150 quid my question is what you guys would do with £1000 to track my bike and therefore should I buy the BOS pipe as it will carry over to trackday lovlieness or would i need to replace it anyway and basically buy a pipe for 6 months worth of noise =D

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 6th, '11, 17:35
by DynaMight
Should still be quiet enough for most tracks, especially with a DB killer assuming it isnt some kind to MotoGP can.

You shouldn't need £1000 to convert the bike, unless you're planning on upgrading the suspension/brakes aswell. Buy some track fairings and you're sorted.

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 7th, '11, 00:12
by ZX6Rich
My concern was that on the basis thats its a cheap can whether or not it would b good enough for track use...

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 7th, '11, 00:26
by DynaMight
Unless you're going for a premium brand full system, then any race can is pretty much the same performance wise. Cheaper cans may blow out the wadding quicker but wont be a issue for a long time yet.

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 7th, '11, 00:32
by jam
Which SV? A later K series radial brake front end and radial mastercylinder will fit with little effort, a better rear shock, a decent filter and pipe, a power commander to get it mapped properly. The some race plastics and some crash bungs/fork/swingarm protectors, shorty of fold up levers. You should be able to source that lot for about a grand via shitebay.

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 7th, '11, 00:34
by Stikley
It's a K5 Jammo

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 7th, '11, 00:36
by Stikley
jam wrote:Which SV? A later K series radial brake front end and radial mastercylinder will fit with little effort, a better rear shock, a decent filter and pipe, a power commander to get it mapped properly. The some race plastics and some crash bungs/fork/swingarm protectors, shorty of fold up levers. You should be able to source that lot for about a grand via shitebay.
It just needs a decent filter, pipe and PC, plus the fairing & bobbins as it's been crashed already. I told him you wouldn't need more than about £600 in all honesty, I listed these items when he asked me 6 months ago!

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 7th, '11, 09:05
by ZX6Rich
Alright Nik thanks for that like I said my biggest concern was if the pipe would cut the mustard the general consensus seems to be yes it will so ul have the bos pipe that's been in v&j for years to fit on service day!! Which is ur dat off this week??

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 8th, '11, 06:24
by badgerKDD
Stikley wrote:
jam wrote:Which SV? A later K series radial brake front end and radial mastercylinder will fit with little effort, a better rear shock, a decent filter and pipe, a power commander to get it mapped properly. The some race plastics and some crash bungs/fork/swingarm protectors, shorty of fold up levers. You should be able to source that lot for about a grand via shitebay.
It just needs a decent filter, pipe and PC, plus the fairing & bobbins as it's been crashed already. I told him you wouldn't need more than about £600 in all honesty, I listed these items when he asked me 6 months ago!
If thats the case, then you've got £400 in the bank for track time, bonus :-bd :D.....

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 9th, '11, 14:46
by Stikley
Indeed Badger! Or to pay me for his servicing costs lol

Re: SV - Trackbike for £1000

Posted: Feb 9th, '11, 23:03
by badgerKDD
:-bd B-) :D :D