Awesome video. I was scared to break something taking off those panels. You’re the only one to explain how to do it so I could understand. Thank You. Any other videos of this bike would be amazing.
I found that if you put some silicone oil (Airgun oil) on the snap in attachment points (of the fairings), the panels are much easier to remove. The silicone oil will not attack the rubber anchors. Great video! A couple of the screws are pretty well hidden.
Good video man 👍. I’m installing the healtech quick shifter and I’m regretting filling up my bike with gas last night 🤦♂️ LoL it’s probably best to do with no gas on the tank, so it’s not as heavy. Lesson learned on my end haha
Muy buen video men pero hubiera seguido con caja filtro y con el tanque bno solo la cubierta igual muchas gracias saludos desde Bogotá porque m ayudo tu vídeo
Thank you, I watched u n on other dude remove the air box. Faster, sounds better m better gas mileage maybe. I got 150 miles on 2022 GSX-S750 a4ound 🐉🇺🇸here🇺🇸🐉
Me too. I have just received my bar risers from Germany. Tried to fit them . But acc cables are not long enough. Brake pipe can be fitted downwards to accommodate 30 mm rise.
@@manojkumargangadharan9263 I ask the Suzuki dealership to install the riser for me , they said they have to change cables and a few other things, if I don’t like the seating position probably better to change the bike, I am taking their advice to change the bike to something more comfortable.
@@HS99876 Oh. .... I already bought vogit risers. Only rise, no offset. Iam 5' 11". Riding position has improved considerably. But because of accelerator cable length issue , it restricts handle movement to one side. So fitted back original clamps. Waiting for longer cables options......
@@manojkumargangadharan9263 Suzuki make everything fit perfect, there is no extra room to do any changes. I give up on the riser. This is sport bike made for street. I am thinking to trade in for a V Strom 1050, more comfortable bike, more wind protection .
Hey! Good video, really helped alot. But, 1:07 in the video, when you say «use alot of force, you won’t brake them» guess what i did...🙈 Do you know where i can buy this white clips? Can’t find anything on the web. Keep doing these kind of videos, it’s good for people like me :-)
I don't actually own this bike any more but I might try to hunt one down and make a video on this. You just need to remove the two plastic covers on the side of the seat and then undo the screws. I believe those plastic covers have a bolt a quick fastener clip and 3 push clips behind the panel that need to be pulled out. Hope this helps!
Hey, if I am understanding you correctly make sure you have undone the two bolts under the side covers shown earlier in the video. Feel free to message me if you're still confused :)
This is why people own sv 650s because within 3 seconds they can have there tank open and seat off This is kinda a bummer to see how much crap I gotta do just to get tank up
Good video mate. To the point, no crap music - nice!
Glad you liked it
Awesome video. I was scared to break something taking off those panels. You’re the only one to explain how to do it so I could understand. Thank You. Any other videos of this bike would be amazing.
man seriously, THANK YOU, you saved me soo much time
I found that if you put some silicone oil (Airgun oil) on the snap in attachment points (of the fairings), the panels are much easier to remove. The silicone oil will not attack the rubber anchors. Great video! A couple of the screws are pretty well hidden.
Best video on tank removal.Thank you very much.
Glad it helped
Thanks, man. This really made it an easy job 👍🏻
Woooow, nice NISSAN d22 there!!!! Very good japan offroad machine!!!
Perfect video, I like it, easy, fast, and without any garbage, good job man!
Good video man 👍. I’m installing the healtech quick shifter and I’m regretting filling up my bike with gas last night 🤦♂️ LoL it’s probably best to do with no gas on the tank, so it’s not as heavy. Lesson learned on my end haha
Thanks a lot pal, was really useful to do some maintenance
No problem 👍
Helpful vid 😊
Thank you soooooo much. This was very helpful !!!
Great vid dude for real thanks
Great video thanks!
thanks dude for the video
Thank you. Was able to successfully dismantle the fairing of my bike. 🤣
No problem 👍
Thank you so much bro !!!
Thank´s, i will need to replace the air filter soon, 12.000 km, helpfull video.
No problem 👍
Very good video
Very clear explanation. I just subsrcibed. Thanks.
Muy buen video men pero hubiera seguido con caja filtro y con el tanque bno solo la cubierta igual muchas gracias saludos desde Bogotá porque m ayudo tu vídeo
Good job 👍
Thank you, I watched u n on other dude remove the air box. Faster, sounds better m better gas mileage maybe. I got 150 miles on 2022 GSX-S750 a4ound 🐉🇺🇸here🇺🇸🐉
thank you! :)
brother, great video. I'm dying to know what is that paint code called? I can't find it anywhere.
Is this just me but this is not removed it's lifted :(
Any video for fuel filter ?
Great video, mate! I have the same bike. Do you know if the gastank is made of metal of plastic inside? Thanks!
Do you know if removing tank fairing will allow access to the idle control screw on the throttle body?
DOES IT LOOK DOPE WITHOUT THE SIDE PANEL?
When you put your seat down does your seat press on the battery or is there a empty gap inbetween?
Can you do one on removing the seat?? Lol. Man I cannot get those side panels off in order to get to the seat. So frustrated right now.
I briefly describe it at 2:47
Nice video, but you don't actually remove the tank. You just make it easier to access the air filter and ecu by lifting the tank.
Good video, very helpful , I have plan to add a handlebar riser( 1.5" up and 1" back), any ideal if the cables need to be re- routed. Thanks
Me too. I have just received my bar risers from Germany. Tried to fit them . But acc cables are not long enough. Brake pipe can be fitted downwards to accommodate 30 mm rise.
@@manojkumargangadharan9263 I ask the Suzuki dealership to install the riser for me , they said they have to change cables and a few other things, if I don’t like the seating position probably better to change the bike, I am taking their advice to change the bike to something more comfortable.
@@HS99876 Oh. .... I already bought vogit risers. Only rise, no offset. Iam 5' 11". Riding position has improved considerably. But because of accelerator cable length issue , it restricts handle movement to one side. So fitted back original clamps. Waiting for longer cables options......
@@manojkumargangadharan9263 Suzuki make everything fit perfect, there is no extra room to do any changes. I give up on the riser. This is sport bike made for street. I am thinking to trade in for a V Strom 1050, more comfortable bike, more wind protection .
@@HS99876 correct
Which bar end mirrors are those?
Do I need to remove the tank completely and the airbox to access ignition coil connectors, or when I will lift it up I will be fine? Thanks.
Yes you will need to remove the airbox and the tank to do your spark plugs. Hope this video helped!
Hey! Good video, really helped alot. But, 1:07 in the video, when you say «use alot of force, you won’t brake them» guess what i did...🙈
Do you know where i can buy this white clips? Can’t find anything on the web.
Keep doing these kind of videos, it’s good for people like me :-)
これは大変だー！素人には無理かも。
simple question.. How did you removed the seat?
I don't actually own this bike any more but I might try to hunt one down and make a video on this. You just need to remove the two plastic covers on the side of the seat and then undo the screws. I believe those plastic covers have a bolt a quick fastener clip and 3 push clips behind the panel that need to be pulled out. Hope this helps!
Salut
Hi, first how do you get the top plastic cover off? I popped two clips on each side and it doesn’t want to come off, thanks!
Hey, if I am understanding you correctly make sure you have undone the two bolts under the side covers shown earlier in the video. Feel free to message me if you're still confused :)
This is why people own sv 650s because within 3 seconds they can have there tank open and seat off
This is kinda a bummer to see how much crap I gotta do just to get tank up
Shame to miss out on a K5 750 due to a few plastic clips.
just take the tank off, it's 2 more screws
And fuel hoses I would add...