Suzuki SFV650 Review

I tell you my thoughts about Suzuki SFV 650 ownership. I'll also compare it with a few other bikes, and give you my overall satisfaction rating.
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[@bigfootwinng1571]

I have had my SFV 650. for 5 years, now, it steel's my Hart, every time I ride it, sound is verry nice, 2011, no ABS , black and red, easy to, do ya Owen work on, it, thanks Suzuki team 👍💯💥

[@_._._DJ_._._]

Hi there thanks for the review... how do you like the oxford grip heater? was it easy to install?

[@BlastOnWheels]

They're quite good. The installation is simple too since you don't need to solder anything. You will need to remove your old grips, and you will need to salvage (or buy) the throttle pipe, since that is not supplied with the grips.
Also make sure to do a dry run before you glue them. In other words check whether the cables are loose when turning and that the grips don't obstruct your leavers.

[@_._._DJ_._._]

@@BlastOnWheels Ah nice one - thanks again!

[@benjaminryan9757]

What year Gladius is this?

[@BlastOnWheels]

This is 2011 model

[@benjaminryan9757]

I have a question about the warning lights on the left of the rev dial. I viewed a bike yesterday and the fuel warning light is in the top left next to the neutral light and the FI light below the fuel light on the left middle. Is this the same as yours? I'm worried that it may have been tampered with and that the orange flashing light was the FI not the fuel light but I might be wrong because I have seen some dials with the Fi light and the fuel indicator light the other way around

[@BlastOnWheels]

@@benjaminryan9757 I have the same arrangement. Some models and perhaps countries, will either have my sort of arrangement, or the Fl light will be at the top left and fuel light in the middle. I've seen both.

[@davidbarthel5664]

I just downgraded. I drove sportbikes for years. My latest was a zx9r 143 HP rocketship. Just sold it Monday and bought myself a Gladius which I will pickup tomorrow. So I think I'm qualified enough to say that you don't need any bigger bike then 70hp ish. Except our German autobahn there isn't a place on the street where you can use the 150hp bikes.

[@BlastOnWheels]

I'm sure you'll be satisfied with it. The fuel economy should be better than your previous bike too :D I also agree, bikes like 1000cc are good for track days, not so much for commuting around large cities (like London). Have a great time on your bike, and all the best.

[@Beats909s]

i disliked your video for one main reason: in 27 minutes you did not ride or start the bike

[@BlastOnWheels]

Yes, you can watch 10 hours of that in my other videos. Dislikes will not change my mind about the bike 😁 Have fun on whatever you ride.

[@Beats909s]

@@BlastOnWheels totally, i even ride this bike, i'm just giving a suggestion. I would have at least liked to see a start up ya know?