First generation (1999–2002) [ edit ] Suzuki introduced the SV650 in 1999 as a budget entry in the emerging naked bike market and featured both naked and fully faired versions. [ 2 ]

2023年8月14日 · The First-Generation Suzuki SV650: The “Curvy” with Carburettors (1999-2002) This was the SV650 that started it all. Suzuki launched it in 1999 as a casual, low-cost but high-fun competitor to the Ducati Monster, in the growing segment of “naked” motorcycles.

The SV650 was released in 1999, in North America it was available in two color – red and blue, and only without the fairing, that will say without the ”S” after the model name. Both models were available in Europe. The naked version of the SV650 is sometimes called SV650N.

2025年1月18日 · Info, advice or questions specific to the 1999-2002 model SV650.

2016年5月11日 · First Gen (1999 – 2002) What better place to start than with the first SV. At its heart is the 645cc, liquid-cooled, DOHC, four-valve, 90-degree V-Twin that has become legendary.

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Designed as a ‘fun but affordable middleweight’, the SV650 was a bargain from the outset – something which contributed significantly to its huge popularity. The original naked version cost just £3,999 when it was launched back in 1999, with the S model a mere £300 more.

2024年3月22日 · Read MCN’s review of the ever-popular Suzuki SV650 for expert opinions, engine spec, performance stats, accessories, equipment, ride quality and more.

I have a bit of a rep over on the TL forums for my colour wiring diagrams, and as an SV owner originally I have one I made for the Gen 1 that I thought other owners might find useful. Its been done as a link rather than a direct image due to the size of it, and its hosted directly from TLZone so should be around for a good long time.

2010年2月16日 · 1st gen cranks are stronger, carbs are modern and reliable 2nd gen is crappier manufacturing for higher profit, FI is older technology than what you would find in a 60's VW 99s are actually the best. the Suzuki started making "improvements" that only improved their profit margin, the first improvment was revising the crankcase casting to save ...