Oh my god. He literally didnt even look to the right.

Damn that sounds perfect

As someone who is gonna buy an sv650 next year this has been extremely helpfull allready!

That was really helpfull! Great teaching

What was the best way of splitting the caliper?

Absolutely superb demonstration by an expert team of trainee mechanics. 👍Well done.

lm so relaxed after this outstanding content,just some bloke from the colony's saying Thanks Mate.

Hi Ms. Cooper, do you have a tutorial for replacing the rear wheel pads? Thanks

Had same issue. But, mine has a plastic guide that guides it sideways. I had to lube that thing. Found this out after I bought lube for the cable. :D

Should Rear axle nut not be 100 Nm?

I've really enjoyed watching your videos for maintaining and servicing my 2000 SV. I do feel that some of these videos stop just short of completing the job - they are great, don't get me wrong. When reinstalling the wheel, I am curious if you grease the components when you reinstall the wheel? Which type of grease is recommended? I couldn't find the series mentioned that may have the reinstall part.

Why not show putting it on we can take it off

Hi what’s the name/brand of these and did they work well long term?

As someone who's just picked up a 07 plate sv650s this video is brilliant! Thanks 👍🏻

Hello, I recently bought the same bike as you! I really love riding it and I'm thinking about traveling with it. Is it comfortable for long distances? Greetings from Spain.

£76.49 in the description, now 6 years later it's £132.19 😮

Perfectly done and explained. Thank you. I did manage to do it with the bikini fairing on, just a little tight but doable.

Love your videos. No extra bs just good information delivered in a calm way 👍

Thanks for this! Trying to get my old girl running again.

I watched the video to see the brake fluid change done one-handed. Good job.

My gen2 busa doing this now

Just followed this to a successful sync. Thanks for uploading!

I have a 2003 sv650s I just bought, and I like doing immediate fluid changes once I buy a used vehicle, I had no idea the transmission fluid was the same as the engine oil, and I’m thrilled that it is😂 thank you for the informative video!

such a good bike, after 12 years since I let my old one go for a bandit i am about to get a new one.

już w trochę późnym wieku - 46 - zdecydowałem się zrobić prawo jazdy na motocykl. po jego zdaniu od razu przeglądając oferty sprzedaży motorów zwróciłem uwagę na właśnie ten egzemplarz, pojechałem i kupiłem wersję 2001. Chciałem motocykl zasilany gaźnikiem. Przejechałem już 2000 km i nie żałuję zakupu. Teraz studiuję jego instrukcje serwisowe - Pani kanał na youtube napewno będzie mi bardzo pomocny w mechanikowaniu tego motoru.

hello! I wanted to know if your engine consumes a little oil? I consume 1 liter per 5000 km

Superb, well done

Posted 8 years ago, but still sure damn useful in 2024

Thank you!

For an 8yr old video, this is still helping people who need it. needed to sync my carbs on my '01 suzuki SV650s and this video was exactly what i needed. Thank you!

Very good Explained.

I literally cannot remove the throttle cables, how did you do it so easily

Buenas donde las puedo encontrar me gustaría ponerle ynas asin gracias un saludo desde españa

Brilliant you definitely have the best video.

Great!

That's unfortunate! I couldn't help but wonder about all the mounting brackets on the lower fairings and what they look like, as I plan to make my own. It would be really handy to get some kind of reference. Can you make a video showing them / direct me anywhere where I could see them?

How do your front rubbers splice out so easily and keep it in place. Mine don't do that

Na het zien van deze video besloten deze spannings meter te kopen, bedank voor deze video.

Amazing thank you so much I swear just the past two days just about every video u made on this bike I’ve saved and watched!! I just got my 01 sv650s running bc of you!! Your a life saver all these videos are really helping people like me to this day!

I love these videos thank you for the help

I have the same bike. However I am having fuel fly out the exhaust. Do you have an explanation for that?

great video, due to do mine, incredibly helpful - thank you!

Hi Tamsin, I have a 1999 sv650s with only 3000 miles, on mine the first time I did a service I noticed I got an inline fuel filter, looking at yours and there doesn't seem to be one, did they have one when the came off the production line. The reason I ask is this bike has been stood still for 10 plus years, and I've got popping on idle and overrun from thee exhaust, found thee exhaust had 3 holes so put a new full system on it, popping is getting worse, she doesn't idle properly, would you say the carbs needs balancing or would they benefit from a rebuild. Kind regards Martin

Perfect video

Good to see you again. Glad to hear you’re doing okay. I’ve an issue I was hoping you could point me in the right direction of rectifying. I’m replacing my cracked fairing with one I’ve had painted and am now trying to reassemble the whole thing. Everything seemed to be going rather smoothly until I attempted to attach the bottom skirt which I’ve since found out is called the inner cowling cover according to the parts list. I think my main problem is I only have access to two hands as I can’t line up holes with holes and get the plastic on the outside that needs to be on the outside and keep the little tabs that hold it in place on the inside all at once. Couldn’t find any KZbin videos on the subject either. Thank you so much for everything.

Wow this really inspired me to make my bike a more “tour-able” as well. Great work as usual from you

Congratulations to the channel and greetings from the Polish backyard. Today I'm cooking caliper soup and potatoes topped with oil from the front fork. ;-)

hey do u know where to get engine parts for suzuki sv650 ?>

Congratulations on a great tutorial! I still lubricate with special grease the pins working in the rubber bands. This type of clamp likes grease in this place. NOT copper grease! Well my favorite cleaning tool - a toothbrush. Perfect for cleaning brake calipers.

when putting new pins in, good idea to put copperslip on them to stop corrosion in future