Name: Suzuki SV650 S (2000)
Brand: Suzuki
SKU: 85911
Rating: 87 (11 reviews)

manualSuzuki SV650 S (2000)

ACCESSORY USE AND

MOTORCYCLE

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There are a great variety of acces-

sories available to Suzuki owners

Suzuki can not have direct control

over the quality or suitability of ac-

cessories you may wish to pur-

chase

. The addition of unsuitable

accessories can lead to unsafe

operating conditions

. It is not pos-

sible for Suzuki to test each acces-

sory on the market or combinations

of all the available accessories

;

however, your dealer can assist you

in selecting quality accessories and

installing them correctly

. Use ex-

treme caution when selecting and

installing the accessories for your

Suzuki

. We have developed some

general guidelines which will aid

you when deciding whether, and

how to equip your motorcycle

WARNING

Improper accessories or modi-

fications can make your motor-

cycle unsafe and can lead to an

accident

Never modify the motorcycle

with improper or poorly installed

accessories

. Follow all instruc-

tions in this owner's manual re-

garding accessories and modi-

fications

. Use genuine SUZUKI

accessories or equivalent de-

signed and tested for your mo-

torcycle

. Consult your SUZUKI

dealer if you have any ques-

tions

•

Never exceed the GVW

(Gross Vehicle Weight Rating

of this motorcycle

. The GVW

is the combined weight of th

machine, accessories, payloa

and riders

. When selecting you

accessories, keep in mind th

weight of the riders as well a

the weight of the accessories

The additional weight of the ac

cessories may not only creat

an unsafe riding condition bu

may also affect the steerin

ease

GVWR

: 400 kg (885 lbs) at the tir

pressure (cold)

Front

: 225 kPa

.25 kgf/cm

, 33 psi)

Rear

: 250 kPa

.50 kgf/cm

36 psi)

•

Anytime that additional weigh

or aerodynamic affecting acces

sories are installed, they shou

be mounted as low as possible

as close to the motorcycle an

as near the center of gravity a

is feasible

.The mounting brack

ets and other attachment hard

ware should be carefull

checked to ensure that they pro

vide for a rigid mount

. Wea

mounts can allow the shifting o

the weight and create a hazard-

ous, unstable condition

•

Inspect for proper ground clear-

ance and bank angle

. An im-

properly mounted load could

critically reduce these two

safety factors

. Also determine

that the "load" does not interfere

with the operation of the sus-

pension, steering or other con-

trol operations

•

Accessories fitted to the handle-

bars or the front fork area can

create serious stability prob-

lems

. This extra weight will

cause the motorcycle to be less

responsive to your steering con-

trol

. The weight may also cause

oscillations in the front end and

lead to instability problems

. Ac-

cessories added to the handle-

bars or front fork of the machine

should be as light as possible

and kept to a minimum

•

Backrests, saddlebags, travel

trunks, etc

., may affect the sta-

bility of the motorcycle due to

their aerodynamic effects

. The

motorcycle may be affected by

a lifting condition or by an insta-

bility in cross winds or when

being passed by or passing

large vehicles

. Improperly

mounted or poorly designed

accessories can result in an

unsafe riding condition, there-

fore caution should be used

when selecting and installing all

accessories

•

Certain accessories displace

the rider from his or her normal

riding position . This limits the

freedom of movement of the

rider and may limit control abil-

ity

•

Additional electrical accesso-

ries may overload the existing

electrical system . Severe over-

loads may damage the wiring

harness or create a hazardous

situation due to the loss of elec-

trical power during the operation

of the motorcycle

When carrying a load on the mo-

torcycle, mount it as low as pos-

sible and as close as possible to

the machine

. An improperly

mounted load can create a high

center of gravity which is very haz-

ardous and makes the motorcycle

difficult to handle

. The size of the

"load" can also affect the aerody-

namics of the motorcycle

. Balance

the load between the left and right

sides of the motorcycle and fasten

it securely

Manual

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General

Marca	Suzuki
Modelo	SV650 S (2000)
Producto	Motocicleta
Idioma	Inglés
Tipo de archivo	PDF

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