New Stop and problems with the SV650
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- New place to ride and there is a problem with the SV 650...Rust! I don't think this should be a problem yet. I've had it since May and it has just over 2200 miles on it. Will the dealer or Suzuki help out? I'll find out in the next few days.
When I was still working it was a 22 mile commute to work and anywhere from 80 to 160miles home!
I live in a tropical country so we get a lot of humidity and rain, I have noticed that the triple tree get a little rust on them as well as some parts of the frame itself.
Ive found that spraying a little silicone lube on the problem spots stops the rust problem.
That's what I plan on doing, but I figured I would try the dealer first.
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Great vids mate really enjoying them
It’s great to see different scenery from other countries . Keep it up thanks
Glad you're enjoying them. Will have some good changes with the leaves on the trees turning in about another month.
Per rust, surface rust like I would guess (can't see it) clean and polish is necessary. Long time biker, collected car guy and detailer. Rust is normal per exposure to the elements. Gotta do the maintenance regularly. Glass cleaner, Windex or Pledge wipes work well. A little cream polish with microfiber if needed. I take the wipes to the fork often.
Have been riding since 1978 summer and winter, rain or snow. Commuting, weekend visits to family, Christmas, New Years Eve, holidays in France, Italy, Schweiz and Austria. Strange to hear a newbie complaining about riding in the rain in a T-shirt and jeans - afterwards saying it's not a problem. Don't do it. Use proper rain gear. It's cheap! If you got more than a two cent brain you will find that the SV650 is an excellent bike.
Edit: 68 MPG is what I get. Experience counts.
I know and have since bought some rain gear. I'm sure you've heard it before but I was just going out to make a quick stop. Since than I never go out with out gear on and have also bought armored riding pants.
I have 2020, same windscreen. I see you ride at 5k rpm, that’s your fuel consumption. There’s an extra gear. I’m 205, Ohio. Same rust, and torque curve is 4500 rpm, I average 65-68 non highway, 58 highway (65-80) ((6k rpm = 58 mpg )) safe ride, but also ride however comfortable just my thought.
My average on the same bike is 67 mpg. And I don’t have rust on the forks and I ride mine in the rain but thanks for sharing and I’ll keep an eye eye on mine. Yours sounds really nice 👌. I subscribed 😃
Thank you. The mpgs go up when I actually take it out and ride it, the best I've seen has been 60 mpg. The pipe is a Yoshimura Alpha carbon slip on, didn't want anything too loud, just wanted a better tone and to be able to hear it when I'm cruising.
Said that you are going left and right you went!
So are you unhappy with 57mpg (us)? That equates to about 68mpg (uk) which is about what I got with varied use.
Absolutely, I'm more than happy with the economy and performance of my SV650.
You went all the time with long distance lights🤣
Little bit of lithium grease on the nuts and bolts an trouble spots that try to rust will prevent it that's what the dealers do with bikes they keep outside
Thank you. I'm hopefully going to be going through it this winter and greasing a few parts to prevent this in the future.
Have you been riding on salted roads in the winter? The salt dust gets everywhere. I never ride until a good rain washes away the salt.
No, picked it up in May of last year. The roads were clean of salt. I have since sprayed it with WD 40 on it has not gotten any worse. The dealer wouldn't do anything to help me out with it even though it was only a few months old.
2008 Hayabusa and 2011 Street Triple an still no rust riding in different weather.
I think I got the one missed by quality control.
That the bilt jacket? We got the same setup lol. What year?
2022
Nice video ! Keep going !
Thank you. I plan on it.
Nice vlog! I’m missing my old Suzuki and am thinking of grabbing a new SV650 before they’re gone. Fantastic bikes. Beautiful area to ride. Where is that?
I would say get one. It's so much fun to ride. This is going around the Tomhannock reservoir just outside Troy NY.
I think about it to, last ones go for cheap these days
Very impressive skid marx @6:26 I must say. It looked liked Ashdown Forest in southern England a bit to a casual observer. Hence New England!! I thought you were going to heavy rust like I've seen lately on a vlog of a Royal Enfield. It was a demo bike the man was testing and several bolts had serious rust on them at a similarly low milage.
Yes you see good marks every so often. The scenery is beautiful but the weather isn't always agreeable. The rust isn't heavy but still seems like it shouldn't of happened so soon.
@@doobasorus420 Fair enough when yuve paid a lot of money for the product.
Where are we riding....pretty nice there!
It's in the northeastern U.S. Mainly New York, but I hope to be going to a few other states this season.
Hey is the windshield worth to buy? How much would you rate it for wind protection 0-10?
I would give it a 6 out of 10. I'm 5'7 and it moved the air to my neck up, you can kinda tuck behind it but you still fell a lot on your helmet. There is another windshield, I don't remember what brand but it's a little taller and has a more upright lip on the top of it. The people who have it seem to feel it's a little better for moving air. If it's worth the buy..I got it on sale and thats what I would say. Wait till you can find it on sale.
My (new) jerks a lot by Gear change...
Check your chain. Make sure it is adjusted properly. Mine was adjusted too tight from the dealer and it felt jerky until i adjusted it.
I never got better then 52mpg with mine
I hate those tiny digital displays, they really take from the look of the bike, for Gods sake bring back Analogue dials........
Those digital displays are like something you'd see on a shitty electric bicycle !
suzuki finishes have always been shit, ive had several and must have shares in wd 40 by now, just keep em sprayed and they soldier on.
I should have bought shares, I do spray it regularly to keep it from getting any worse.
High beam on all video..
Yeah, the light on it is terrible and I wanna be as visible as possible. Most people have a hard enough time seeing bikes as it is.
@@doobasorus420 In Florida the state recommends motorcyclists to use high beams during daytime. It does help. High-viz clothing helps even more. There's no rust on my SV (bought it in 2020) and I ride regularly in the rain. I have an electric fan in my garage, if I come home wet, then I simply turn on the fan so that it's not sitting wet all night. That's about all I do to keep it nice, and it still looks brand new.
Put some Vaseline on the rust
I've been spraying it regularly with wd-40 and it has not gotten any worse.
Suzuki's are know to rust. Build quality isn't the best, reliability is good if you do regular maintenance intervals
Well, i cant say anything of that statement fit my Hayabusa. 😄
U Yanks must have heard of WD40 ?
Yes and I have done it. Unfortunately my bike is currently in storage for the winter. I can't say anything till I get it back in April.
WD40
10:38 "We'll go left"... proceeds with the right turn LOL
I do it all the time. That's why I don't give people directions.
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