This comprehensive Suzuki SV650-SV650/S ABS (2003-2009) Service Repair Manual is your essential guide to maintaining and repairing your motorcycle. Created by the manufacturer, this manual provides detailed step-by-step instructions and illustrations covering all aspects of your SV650's operation. From basic maintenance procedures like oil changes and tire rotations to complex engine overhauls and electrical system troubleshooting, this manual empowers you to tackle any repair with confidence. Dive into the intricate workings of your motorcycle, gaining a deep understanding of its components and systems. The manual covers everything from basic specifications and special tools to detailed breakdowns of the engine, power supply, suspension, chassis, braking system, cooling system, bodywork, and pre-delivery checks. This thorough resource is your ultimate guide to keeping your Suzuki SV650 running smoothly and efficiently.

## The Suzuki SV650: A Mid-Range Masterpiece

The Suzuki SV650, produced from 2003 to 2009, is a renowned motorcycle that carved a niche for itself in the mid-range sportbike segment. Known for its approachable nature, accessible power delivery, and playful handling, the SV650 became a popular choice for both seasoned riders looking for a fun and versatile machine and newcomers seeking a comfortable entry into the world of sportbikes. The SV650’s 90-degree V-twin engine, displacing 645cc, offers a robust 71 horsepower and a healthy torque curve that delivers strong acceleration throughout the rev range. Despite its relatively modest power output, the SV650’s low weight and responsive throttle make it feel incredibly nimble and eager to carve corners.

The SV650’s appeal extends beyond its performance. Its minimalist design, featuring a tubular steel frame and sleek bodywork, contributes to its lightweight feel and agile handling. The SV650S, a more sport-oriented variant, boasts a semi-fairing for added wind protection and a sportier aesthetic. The SV650’s versatility shines in its ability to comfortably handle daily commutes, weekend adventures, and even track days. The bike's forgiving nature welcomes both experienced riders and entry-level enthusiasts, making it a popular platform for customizing and modification. Its widespread popularity has fostered a thriving community of SV650 owners, making parts readily available and further enhancing its long-term appeal. Though production of the original SV650 ceased in 2009, its legacy continues to influence Suzuki's current lineup, with the SV650X and SV650S models serving as worthy successors to this legendary motorcycle.