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Starfire

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Hey, I am thinking of doing a bit of an upgrade. I currently have a 2007 FZ6 ( Blue) with 6500 miles on it and looking at an SV1000S. I bought the FZ6 new last year and while it has been a great bike, I have desires for something with v-twin torque and a bit of a grumble as I go down the road. Does anyone have any experience with the SV1000S:confused:


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My friend just bought an SV650, and has owned one before, and even the 650's are mean as can be. He has a Yoshi slip-on for the pipe, and that thing roars like you wouldn't believe! I haven't ridden it yet, but we'll probably swap on a ride at some point this season. I wouldn't say it's an upgrade IMO, but it's definitely got some serious power behind it.
 
it's not the 1000, but my SV is totally awesome. Nothing like the rumble of a V-twin. Like I said though, no experience with the 1000, just the 650....
 
I currently ride an FZ6 alongside my boyfriend who runs an SV1000s. Feel free to send me a pm if you'd like to talk directly to him. I personally really like his bike, I'm just not a big fan of the riding position.

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Agree with Maycyn...awesome bike and motor, but I also could not live with the riding position. My friend in California swears by his SV650S - a 2002 model which he bought new. When was the last year they sold the SV1000S?
 
The last model was in 2007. The riding position doesn't really bother me that much. I have hear the Heli Bars are great on those. I will be stopping in to Heli Modified for work this summer. I may be able to get the hook up. My roommate has the 03 and apparently they changed the riding position after that year, added a few more ponies to it, put a wider rear tire on it...few others I'm sure. Getting kinda bored with the FZ, bought it for long hauls but I stay within a 4 hour range. Kinda a shame to see it go though. Has a throttlemeister, K&N air filter, Motovation frame sliders and 3 piece Givi hard cases.
 
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