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[[File:suzuki-sv1000-2003-2008-0.jpg|600px|2003 - 2008 Suzuki SV 1000]] | [[File:suzuki-sv1000-2003-2008-0.jpg|600px|2003 - 2008 Suzuki SV 1000]] | ||
The 2003 Suzuki SV 1000's chunky | The 2003 Suzuki SV 1000's chunky aluminum frame with conventional suspension and it works better than the TL 1000S ever did. The SV 1000's suspension’s not quite as good as pure sports bikes but it’s fine for most people. If you do lots of track days and fancy aftermarket shock and fork re-build will enable you to flick from peg to peg in an instant with no grief. Brakes on the Suzuki SV 1000 are strong but work best with fresh fluid. | ||
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With the final S missing from the name, the 2003 MY SV1000 is obviously a fully-naked machine for those who favor the raw looks of all-muscle bikes. A truly stunning sport machine, this 116 hp v-twin is a natural born canyon carver, but its revised ergonomics also make a great uber-commuter of it. | With the final S missing from the name, the 2003 MY SV1000 is obviously a fully-naked machine for those who favor the raw looks of all-muscle bikes. A truly stunning sport machine, this 116 hp v-twin is a natural born canyon carver, but its revised ergonomics also make a great uber-commuter of it. | ||
Compact and proudly showing off its truss-style | Compact and proudly showing off its truss-style aluminum frame and v-twin engine, the 2003 MY SV1000 screams its sporty nature. Definitely not a bike for new or inexperienced riders, this machine will put a big smile on the face of every customer. | ||