New bike?

[zoran]

if you want to race ss just get new one.
penske is easy to turn in to second gen..email me direct and I can help you 
with that.
I am also dealer for Leo Vince if you want best :)
rear wheel needs all spacers and bearings to work.front can work also(as 
long you have both fronts from first gen)but would not be legal for ss.


Zoran Vujasinovic
Twin Works Factory
775-786-4881
www.twfracing.com
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Randy Grein" <randygrein at comcast.net>
To: "SV List" <SV650 at micapeak.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2008 11:17 PM
Subject: New bike?


> OK, I've had it. My bike blew up again. Made it 1 1/2 race days this 
> time, and this time we followed all precautions - including pulling in 
> when the temperature dropped below the mandated 80 degrees C to tape  the 
> radiator. My long-suffering wife reminded me that it's been a  problem 
> since we bought it and she wants to replace it with a new  bike. I'd be 
> happy with replacing the engine but she wants all new. (I  know, nice 
> problem to have.) Question is, do I get another SV? New or  used? Is 
> Suzuki likely to do a major update this winter just to make  my luck 
> consistent? Maybe I should just say the hell with college for  the kids 
> and get a 1098. (grin)
>
> Next I have to think about parts for a supersport - I think the Penske 
> shock can be reworked for a 2nd gen bike, but is it going to save 
> anything over buying new? The fairing transfers over, but I think the 
> front stay doesn't. The archives reminded me the rear wheels  interchange 
> with a bearing swap but I'll need a second front wheel.  Obviously I'll 
> need a new pipe and I'll have to make new rearsets.  Aside from engine 
> work and parting out the old bike have I missed  anything?
>
>
> I'm gonna miss all that power.
> Randy Grein, WMRRA #41
>