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Model: Suzuki Sv 650
Part: Shocks

In order to replace the rear shock absorber of the Suzuki SV 650, you need to loosen the screws that secure it to its housing: this will be located in the area between the rear swingarm and the rear fender, at the beginning of the latter. Once the screws at the bottom and top of the shock absorber itself have been loosened, it will be possible to remove it from inside its housing: the new replacement part can then be inserted so that it can be properly secured and ensure that everything works correctly.

Posted on 22 August 2025 by ScegliAuto

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