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  • Sv1000r???

    Not trying to start rumours or anything but I've heard that the TLR is getting discontinued and I was wondering if anybody has heard about an SV1000R as a replacement?

    I think it would be a pretty sweet bike if they made it...

  • #2
    I doubt they will but if Honda brings out the new Chickenhawk that I've been hearing about Suzuki might respond. I'd advise against holding your breathe however.
    2003 Blue and White TL1000R (The faster colors) Yoshimura Ti Cans, TRE, Custom Homemade Fender Eliminator, Hammerit Carbon Look Intake Covers, PC II, Fan Switch Mod. Yellow Box, Nissin Brake Caliper and Goodridge SS Brake Lines.

    They say that only the good die young, so I plan on living forevever.


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    • #3
      new superchicken? ha, i only hope the sv1000r becomes reality..

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      • #4
        I actually think the new VTR1000F is in response to the SV1000S. I wouldn't plan on any new serious development on a new V-Twin project.

        If anything, I'd look for a GSV-R -- the V-Four as seen in MotoGP.

        The Slapper
        '03 TL1000R

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        • #5
          Like this? lol
          Lance Seattle, WA.
          For the cool vids of me and my buddies:
          www.exackley.com/myvids.htm

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          • #6
            ANother quote I found on the net.

            Naked V-Twin Hooligan machines! I thought this would be the year of the V-Twin machine. With monstrous torque, potentially light weight, razor sharp handling, comfortable riding positions for an aging demographic, and styling that would allow entrance into any motorcycling subset, V-Twins should be the next big thing. Ducati delivered, and Suzuki delivered their motors to Cagiva, Aprillia gave us an ST. What is the holdup with the rest of the manufacturers? Honda has the engine from the RC51, Suzuki could easily build an SV1000R, Kawasaki, Yamaha, and Aprillia need to pony up.
            Lance Seattle, WA.
            For the cool vids of me and my buddies:
            www.exackley.com/myvids.htm

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            • #7
              "comfortable riding positions for an aging demographic'

              Somehow that gets forgotten all the time!

              Anyone Remember the '85 VF1000R.. Adjustable handlebars! Clip-ons you could change the Height and angle of.. in NINETEEN EIGHTY-FIVE.. I'm glad we've come so far...
              I've got a huge penis, You've got a huge penis, even Tim over there, yup you guessed it, huge penis. Good, now that that's out of the way, let's go ride

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              • #8
                The SV1000S seems to be the best track bike of the nekkids, but they seem to have gone a bit extreme on the ergonomics for the typical v-twin customer.

                I'd just be happy with some decent aftermarket support for the damn thing.
                Carey
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                TLR is gone...V-Strom'in now.

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                • #9
                  damn, that is a sweet rendering of the svr. if or when hopefully they make that, i want one...

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                  • #10
                    as i recall the aprilia is a twin too

                    personally i hate the look of all the concept SVR picts i've seen...but maybe that's just me, pardon me while i

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                    • #11
                      That's only because you haven't seen a black and yellow one


                      I'd be all over an SV-R
                      Then I could put the TL in my living room and stare at it all day long
                      TLOTM:
                      May 2003
                      August 2004

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                      • #12
                        my only problem w/ the aprilia is that its a 60 degree v and not a 90....it doesnt thump right..

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by horkn
                          my only problem w/ the aprilia is that its a 60 degree v and not a 90....it doesnt thump right..
                          TL isnīt a V90 either...
                          Itīs 72.5 isīnīt it??



                          And, no the Mille doesnīt thump as hard/nice at the TL, itīs sharper. But quite nice anyway.
                          TL1000R -99. Yellow/Black.
                          M4 Full system(Alu), K&N Filter, TRE mod, removed Pair valve. Yoshimura clutch cover, removed Scissor gears, Carbon fibre hugger, carbon fibre rearhugger, HammerIt TLR/R fairings, Gilles Toolings rearset. Pazzo racing levers, shorties, Öhlins rear, Brembo front brakes, ET79 undertail, blah blah blah...
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                          • #14
                            TL=90 degree V-twin....

                            Exact words from Suzuki web site.

                            Powerful 996cc 90° V-twin, DOHC 8-valve, liquid-cooled engine. Engine uses forged pistons and light weight conrods to reduce weight and increase rev capability.
                            Lance Seattle, WA.
                            For the cool vids of me and my buddies:
                            www.exackley.com/myvids.htm

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by TLRMAN
                              TL=90 degree V-twin....
                              Damn, youīre right!!

                              Itīs my "other" bike that is 72.5...

                              Stupid me...

                              (I checked my service manual... )
                              TL1000R -99. Yellow/Black.
                              M4 Full system(Alu), K&N Filter, TRE mod, removed Pair valve. Yoshimura clutch cover, removed Scissor gears, Carbon fibre hugger, carbon fibre rearhugger, HammerIt TLR/R fairings, Gilles Toolings rearset. Pazzo racing levers, shorties, Öhlins rear, Brembo front brakes, ET79 undertail, blah blah blah...
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