Will this fit under and work with a 2006 Suzuki Boulevard VS800 S50 cruiser? Which spools would I need?
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I dont know for sure, but assume that it will since it is adjustable for width (to a point). As for spools, you need to determine the size of the threaded holes. But I believe they are nearly universal
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You will need spools. It works on my ninja 1000 but it just isn't great for bigger bikes it's not big enough to to fit under the fender without manipulation. Works great on my ninja 300.
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I'm not sure to be honest. I purchased this for a 2012 Suzuki boulevard c50t and it fit perfectly.
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Not completely related, but a suzuki nonetheless. I used this on my 2000 GSXR 750. The "block" in the back on the pedal where you attach the wiring for the brake light is the wrong size, it is too small. I had to make a u shaped piece of metal to go with this product to have brake lights working.
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I have a suzuki SV 1000. Mine plugged in on the left hand side of the motor. There is two wires coming outta the towards the back on the crankcase cover. The actual plug was kinds tucked up under the tank. When you find it you'll know. The plug matches perfectly! Best of luck!
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Kristina. In theory it should work as I bought mine for my Suzuki. However mine did not work, may have been faculty Good luck..
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If you have swingarm spools on the rear of your bike it will work. If there are none there should be threaded holes on the back of the swingarm to accept them. Buy the appropriate spools, use blue threadlock and screw them in. Search swingarm spools on amazon and get the correct thread sized spools for your bike...they are cheap. Then this rear stand will work fine
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Sorry, mine was used on a Suzuki V-Strom... get in touch of the company for the correct part for your bike. Don
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I don't know. If you download the instruction manual for that model it will tell you which spools work.
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I wouldn't suggest it. Likely your fairing and exhaust will be in the way. Rear spool stand and standard car jacks on frame sliders worked best and inexpensive on my sv650.
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check with your local independent motorcycle mechanic , I know there are several different brand of plugs for Ninja motorcycles. Use either Platinum or Iridium plugs so you wont have to change as often !
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I have an 2009 M50 Suzuki. They have the same frames. It will fit. I have the twin slash staggered pipes and they fit. If Vance and Hines says it fits then it fits. You will have to cut 2- 3 inches off and use wire to tighten the wrapping. Don't hit them in instead twist back in forth with leather gloves while pushing.
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That model number sounds familiar for my '05 Suzuki Boulevard. By the way, there were two Shorai possibilities for my bike. One the would match the original 180 cold cranking amps, or the bigger one that would fit the physical dimensions of the old battery. I bought the bigger one with 270 cca. Removing the seat and taking measurements.... I got 5 3/4 inches wide * 3 inches * just over 4 1/2 inches tall. Happy riding!
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To fit Suzuki Volusia VL800 2001-2004, Boulevard M50 2005-2009, Boulevard C50 2005-2009, some work may be required.
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You need to do some research on you Stihl M351 and see if it is a roller combination? If so sprocket at engine may need to be changed? Also, need to know bar length? Oregon bar and chain is the way to go. You just need to contact Oregon with your model number and year to get the right set up. Hope I helped! Dan
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Not sure, I ordered mine for a boulevard s50, it was way too wide for mine. I cut and rewelded mine also had to shorten and redrill holes in mounting brackets. If you have access to cutting and welding equipment, just modify it, I think its pretty good quality materials and I'm in sheet metal industry.
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Yes it does. I got it for my 2012 Ninja 650r and it works perfectly when you get it dialed in. I do however recommend getting rear spools. It works well without them but if you need to apply some extra torque I feel safer when it's secured on the spools.
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I honestly don't know the standard bolt and threads of each. Mine are on my engine guard (Highway bars) with a clamp and are supplemental to the front and back pegs or floorboards. I would suspect they are not standard with Suzuki and seek Susuki's knowledge on taht. DR