Suzuki SV 650
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Suzuki
SV 650
Naked · 645 cc
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Used prices are trending up: the typical asking price is €1,755 higher than in May 2026.
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Displacement
645 cc
Power
71 hp · 52 kW
Torque
64 Nm
Category
Naked
Models in the same category and price range to consider alongside the SV 650.
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
Years
-
The 35kW version is intended for the European A2 licence and uses the same V-twin base with restricted power. When buying, verify that the restriction and paperwork are correctly documented.
Years
2017 - present
From 2017 the SV650 received a revised V-twin tune, ABS and emissions equipment for newer regulations. It retains the classic round headlamp and approachable character.
Years
2003 - 2016
The second generation adds fuel injection, a stiffer aluminium frame and a more modern appearance. It remains compact and smooth, making this version a strong all-round used bike.
Years
1999 - 2002
The original SV650 uses carburettors, a round headlamp design and the first version of the 645cc V-twin. It is light and lively, but cold starting and carburettor maintenance need more attention.
The Suzuki SV650 is a lightweight middleweight naked bike built around a distinctive 645cc 90-degree V-twin. Suzuki introduced the concept in 1999 as an approachable motorcycle with a strong midrange, a narrow chassis and an easygoing everyday character. The second generation gained fuel injection and a stiffer frame; later versions added newer emissions equipment and ABS. The formula stayed deliberately simple: no excess of riding modes, just a flexible engine and low weight.
The SV650 is friendly enough for newer riders, yet its V-twin torque keeps it engaging for experienced motorcyclists. It suits commuting, twisty back roads and shorter tours. The upright ergonomics and light controls are reassuring, while the compact dimensions help shorter riders. On a used example, check service history, charging voltage, and the condition of the suspension and brakes. Its closest rivals include the Kawasaki Z650, Yamaha MT-07 and Honda CB650R; the Suzuki's V-twin character is its defining difference.
A used Suzuki SV 650 costs €5,350 on average. Most cost €1,750 to €6,992. This is based on 159 motorcycles for sale now.
MotorMonitor now compares 159 used Suzuki SV 650 motorcycles from Dutch sales sites.
The average used Suzuki SV 650 is from 2017 and has done about 26,022 km.