Dave, your creativity and fabrication skills blow my mind!  This is really slick!  Unfortunately, my lack of skills, tools, and equipment put this out of my realm of possibilities.  This is really awesome though!

Hey Dave, have you actually tried that SV caliper on the road?  Is that picture from your Geezer Cruiser?  I'm curious if you have first-hand knowledge of how the caliper performs (power, lever feel, smoothness, noise etc.)?  Seems like a simple solution and I'm thinkin I would like to try one.  I searched eBay and I see there are two different SV calipers, one for 02 and earlier, and one for 03 on.  What year is yours?

Mahalo Dave, I ordered a set off eBay.  I figured having the extra set of pistons would be beneficial.  I'm lookin forward to the care package.  When I get around to installing the new caliper, I will do a report to share my experience.  Seems to me like the SV caliper is a cheap and simple fix for a rather dangerous shortcoming.

I am curious to see how it works with the smaller diameter LS rotor.  I guess I should have taken a look at the calipers on my AN650 which is sitting about 4 feet away from my HotRod.  The AN caliper might have been a better choice (then I would have two rides that use the same brake pads).  Oh well, hindsight is always 20/20.  I should check the parts fiches, maybe the AN & SV use the same pads.

Here is a tracing of the adapter I made.  It is a tracing made using a pencil - so you will cut just inside the lines to get it the same size I had.  The tracing of the holes will give you a good idea where they are located.  I am not certifiably accurate at measuring - so I tend to drill one hole (and tap if necessary), then bolt the bracket on using one hole and use a center finder or proper sized drill to locate the center of the other hole!

I used 1/4" steel plate to build mine, and the spacing appears to be very close.  You can adjust with washers as needed.

To make an adapter copy the image and adjust the sizing so the scale is accurate in inches.  Then stick the pattern onto your metal using spray adhesive, and cut/grind/sand so the line disappears!