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jjarama
6 posts recovered 1 thread started First seen 19 Feb 2012 Last seen 28 Feb 2012
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All 6- Purchase Advice ... VFR 1200 or ST1300 Here is the ' out-the-door ' prices on each bike ... ++ VFR 1200 Qu ote = $14,400 out-the-door (covers build, taxes, destination, add-ons) for the 2012 Dual Clutch version (Auto + Padle shifter), with Honda side-bags,…
- Purchase Advice ... VFR 1200 or ST1300 Mann!! This is enjoyable - yet frustrating .... My heart says go with the VFR (with side-bags, Zero Gravity touring screen, first mod is likely the Corbin seat) ... My head says go with all the standard capabilities and…
- Purchase Advice ... VFR 1200 or ST1300 Thanks for the fedback ... It really helped ... My wife doesn't appreciate riding (so its one-up riding) and for me, 2-to-3 hours is reason-enough to stop. On one of the picture pages I noticed a great looking Corbin…
- Purchase Advice ... VFR 1200 or ST1300 I knew I would be forced to choose between the ' sport ' and the ' touring ' ... I am 50-ish, 6' 2'', and 205 lbs and will ride this bike to work every day, take day & weekend trips throughout in Arizona, and…
- Purchase Advice ... VFR 1200 or ST1300 Good Point!! Dealer quoted $ 1,300 total for the side-bags and the Honda extended wind-screen. I learned from this site (just now) I can probably get a better deal on a Zero Gravity VFR1200F windscreen. Thanks for the…
- Purchase Advice ... VFR 1200 or ST1300 A New Member ... riding for 16 years ... in Phoenix AZ ... Looking for a sport touring bike. As you have probably know Honda has reduced the asking price for a 2010, paddle-shift, VFR 1200 to ~$10,500. ++ I have a quote…
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