How Do You Adjust An SV650 For A Taller Rider?
Introduced by Suzuki in 1999, the SV650 has gained phenomenal popularity. Manufactured until 2008, the SV650’s 90-degree v-twin motor received commendations for reliability and low-intimidation factor, making it a favorite of new riders. Racers have also favored the SV650 for the tremendous amount of torque the bike produces. Taller riders, however, might feel a bit cramped aboard the SV650, but relief can be found with a few aftermarket parts and minor adjustments. Install handlebar risers to help relieve wrist and neck pain. Most risers lift the handlebars by 1 inch (25mm) and back 1 3/8 inch (34mm) and are easy to install. Replace the stock foot pegs and brackets with adjustable aftermarket rear sets. These assemblies replace the factory-equipped brackets, foot pegs and brake/shifter levers. They offer multiple adjustment points for the foot pegs and levers. Replace the factory-equipped saddle with an aftermarket gel-type seat. The gel pad will disperse your weight evenly across the
