Sw Motech Crash Bars Tested!!!! (SV650)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2022
- We accidentally tested the Sw-Motech crash bars for the SV650 this video gets into the results.
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Really glad to hear that she's OK.
Me too, thanks a lot
So glad your wife is ok. Ride safe!
Thank's for this real world review of these crash bars. 👍
Glad you found it useful. She (wife) Feels really safe riding with it
Thanks for pointing out where the crash bar touched the road. I now know where to installs the putts!
Thanks! I feel like sturdy, simple, and well placed crash bars are the best choice for a lot of reasons. Some sliders aren't actually that durable. I had a slider twist on the bike, and it was not going to be easy to remove or replace.
Awesome video 👍
Excellent video thanks. So far I have on my SV650 frame sliders but I have always wanted those SW-Motech crash bars, unfortunately the Colombian Peso is not doing well at all against the US Dollar so European brands motorcycle accessories end up costing a lot of money
Things have been similar here in japan. They have gone up by ¥5000 (45$) here since we got them 6 months back.
But definitely worth it for us.
Daytona is a Japanese brand that is good in price and quality, maybe see if those work for you
The SW motech crash bars look like they do a great job protecting the Suzuki SV650's radiator. A good choice for a learner who is probably going to drop the bike while they learn to ride.
My thoughts exactly😅
Great vid! Weird question. I’ve got the identical bike as yours in 2022 model in USA. I’m trying to order crash bars direct from SW Motech and they ask to “select type.” Choices are WCX0 or WCX1. Do you know what that means?
Sorry, I have bo idea.
I'd recommend emailing their customer support.
I know it’s been 10 months since this question was posted, but they are the same part# so choose either.
Heya, I checked out the "first service and mods" video and couldn't find a link to the helmet lock that you mentioned in this video. Any chance you could point me in the right direction. Thank you
www.amazon.co.jp/DBL-002-DOBERMAN-DBL-000-Motorcycle-Lock/dp/B01CDY1RZW/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=25FV9H3UYLJJ4&keywords=%E3%83%90%E3%82%A4%E3%82%AF%E3%83%98%E3%83%AB%E3%83%A1%E3%83%83%E3%83%88%E3%83%AD%E3%83%83%E3%82%AF&qid=1652956103&sprefix=motorcycle+helmet+lock%2Caps%2C196&sr=8-4
@@KairyuRider OMG! Thank you for the quick response. Your videos have been a godsend for my decision on the sv650.
@@rufaiajala I edited the first services video and put the link there too.
Happy to help, it’s a great bike assuming all your riding is under 150kmh😅
Always the possibility of damaging the frame with crash bars or sliders fitted.
What would be best crash bars or sliders for a Suzuki boulevard s40
For a cruiser you can get "highway bars" the are like crashbars but sun come with extra foot pegs or you can mount some for an extra position for you foot.
Cruisers don't really slide and are big enough that saving weight with sliders doesn't really matter.
So for me I would say highway bars/crash bars
I put these crash bars on my SV. I like them, but one thing I don't like is that the main bolt that goes through the engine is not quite long enough. Or should I say, it is only just long enough. I would like it to stick out past the end of the nut rather than be flush with the nut. It doesn't properly engage with the nylon in the nyloc nut. It makes me slightly nervous. I think your one in the video is the same. I put some threadlocker on it just in case.
I believe we used thread locker too.
It's just long enough but it is enough. We've had no issues in over a year and a half. Checked it at 100km and 1000km.
@@KairyuRider Thanks for the info. Yeah, I think it's okay with the threadlocker. Ideally it would poke out by a couple of threads though.
I had a 690 Duke with original KTM crash bars, I went down at 60kmh and they just cracked. I’m not very confident on crash bars anymore, I hope yours do better.
Thanks for the note. I've heard OEM tend to be budget.
I had hepco and becker bars on my vstrom and it went down really hard a few times. Other than scratches on the bars then were solid, so was I and so was the bike.
But I figure if the bars Crack instead of my wife, that's a win
I have the same saddle bag! has the metal rusted on yours?
Also, What seat is that?!
I have a video on the seat.
Some rust but not major
I got a belly pan, would the bars clear a belly pan
No idea, depends where the pan mounts. Never looked at one for sv650, she is a strictly road rider😅
I got those crash bars and Pyramid belly pan. They fit together in my sv650 2019 😁
@@Francuz82i got pyramid pan too.
I ordered this Crash Bar,it's better...😊 but...you have nothing for the Exhaust etc.
I like "but" word :)
Will this fit if u have the belly pan?
No idea. Didn't know the sv can have a belly pan. Or why it would.
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