[wonderjosh]

Whats the slowest you've ever gone on your SV!?!

I got mine down to 3 mph the other day.. damn that was awesome!

 

[ls14ever]

The slowest I can go consistantly without putting a foot down is 3mph too.

 

[extensive]

i fell over once so i guess 0 :?

 

[spuds]

i dont wanna try, altho i have done nurmous stop and go with out ever putting my feet down...they were always on the pegs.

 

[orangegilly]

If that's what you want, you bought the wrong bike. You should just go get yourself a bigwheel. F-n squids. :roll: :roll:












:lol:

 

[nc_sv650]

If that's what you want, you bought the wrong bike. You should just go get yourself a bigwheel. F-n squids. :roll::roll:

LOL!
One of the things I love about the SV is that it does go slow so well. I can lug it down to 1K in first and it just keeps chuggin'. On my previous I4 it was clutch-brake-slip-rev which really wears on you after a few minutes in rush hour traffic.

 

[thejimdaddy]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

 

[Mr. Black]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

+1 8)

 

[DougZ]

LMAO, I hit zero the other day, it was crazy. :wink: :lol:

 

[Jesse H]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

Yep that's how I do stopsigns.

 

[MagpieTear]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

I do that a lot when stuck in rush hour traffic. Since I have no tunes, gotta do something to amuse myself while waiting for Marge to realise the tunnel will not collapse if she drives through it :evil: Amazing how light the SV feels when doing stupid chit like that, almost like being back on my dirt bike as a teenager.

I can regularly get it to read 0 or 3, but I can never seem to get it to read 1 or 2 for some reason. Magnetic pick-up lag perhaps?

 

[wonderjosh]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

does it annoy anyone else when you see noob riders put their feet down like 20 feet before they come to a stoplight and then leave their feet down for half a block after they take off again.. i mean jeez, get a sense of balance!

my feet dont come off the pegs until the wheels stop rolling and they go right back on the pegs as soon as i let the clutch out to drive off again. :roll:

 

[Scotch]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

does it annoy anyone else when you see noob riders put their feet down like 20 feet before they come to a stoplight and then leave their feet down for half a block after they take off again.. i mean jeez, get a sense of balance!

only when their on $12k liter bikes.

 

[cerenkov]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

does it annoy anyone else when you see noob riders put their feet down like 20 feet before they come to a stoplight and then leave their feet down for half a block after they take off again.. i mean jeez, get a sense of balance!

my feet dont come off the pegs until the wheels stop rolling and they go right back on the pegs as soon as i let the clutch out to drive off again. :roll:

I do that on occasion cause I'm lazy, too much work to bring my feet up, lol!

 

[thejimdaddy]

i can stop without putting my feet down for a few seconds, do i win??

does it annoy anyone else when you see noob riders put their feet down like 20 feet before they come to a stoplight and then leave their feet down for half a block after they take off again.. i mean jeez, get a sense of balance!

my feet dont come off the pegs until the wheels stop rolling and they go right back on the pegs as soon as i let the clutch out to drive off again. :roll:

i hear that, on my dirt bike it's feet on pegs then clutch out

 

[stranger]

does it annoy anyone else when you see noob riders put their feet down like 20 feet before they come to a stoplight and then leave their feet down for half a block after they take off again.. i mean jeez, get a sense of balance!

my feet dont come off the pegs until the wheels stop rolling and they go right back on the pegs as soon as i let the clutch out to drive off again. :roll:

i'll leave my feet off while driving around, almost dragging them (yes, i'm aware of the possibility of clipping a bump in the road). but when there's a stop sign on every corner, it's just easier to keep the feet down.

 

[RandyO]

If that's what you want, you bought the wrong bike. You should just go get yourself a bigwheel. F-n squids. :roll::roll:

LOL!
One of the things I love about the SV is that it does go slow so well. I can lug it down to 1K in first and it just keeps chuggin'. On my previous I4 it was clutch-brake-slip-rev which really wears on you after a few minutes in rush hour traffic.

I don't believe that is good for the engine, cause it ain't pumpin enuf oil

IIRC the owners manual calls for a minimum speed of 12mph in 1st gear, below that, the clutch should be partially disengaged

 

[nc_sv650]

"...I can lug it down to 1K in first and it just keeps chuggin'..."

"I don't believe that is good for the engine, cause it ain't pumpin enuf oil..."

I'm sure you're correct; if anyone should know it'd be you. I don't make a habit of it though.



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[FunkDaddy]

I've gone downhill, backwards at 5mph... so that's ...er uh... slower than stopped.

 

[ronlarimer]

I can do 6 with the clutch out can anyone beat that?