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715 posts recovered 25 threads started First seen 8 Jul 2006 Last seen 20 Jul 2021
Threads started
25 in the archive- Thinking seriously about going to THE DARK SIDE Bent · 20 Jul 2021 – 22 Jul 2021
- FOR SALE: 2014 interceptor/VFR Bent · 10 Jan 2021 – 10 Jan 2021
- Screw in tread Bent · 14 Aug 2019 – 16 Aug 2019
- Testing Fifth Gen, Photo Bent · 3 May 2019 – 7 May 2019
- Tires on sale?? Bent · 23 Dec 2018 – 13 Jul 2019
- Tire Problems Bent · 3 Jul 2018 – 3 Jul 2018
- Interesting....lack of participation on this topic Bent · 25 Mar 2018 – 26 Mar 2018
- Highway 28 North Carolina surface condition Bent · 20 Apr 2017 – 14 May 2017
- Aerostitch Elkskin Gloves Bent · 23 Jul 2016 – 23 Jul 2016
- Po Po Current Activity Bent · 14 May 2016 – 15 May 2016
- Wolf Pen Gap (Hwy 180) Bent · 3 May 2016 – 26 Jun 2016
- Engine Braking Bent · 12 Apr 2016 – 19 Sep 2016
- Pilot Road 4 Gt On A Non-7Th Gen. Vfr Bent · 24 Mar 2016 – 25 Mar 2016
- Gasoline Bent · 22 Mar 2016 – 23 Mar 2016
- How To Set The *&% Clock! Bent · 12 Mar 2016 – 17 Mar 2016
- Today's Cage Driver Vs. 6 Years Ago. Watch Out! Bent · 27 Feb 2016 – 19 Mar 2016
- Good Tail Bag For 8Th Gen. Bent · 26 Feb 2016 – 25 Mar 2016
- Considering Getting Back In The Saddle----Help. Bent · 23 Jan 2016 – 24 Jan 2016
- Yama Fz-09 Bent · 2 Sep 2015 – 4 Sep 2015
- GPS's Bent · 23 May 2011 – 5 Jun 2011
- My VFR in the trees.... Bent · 29 Oct 2010 – 1 Nov 2010
- Fasteners Bent · 22 Jul 2010 – 23 Jul 2010
- Riding Skills Bent · 7 Mar 2010 – 29 Oct 2011
- Slip On Can Bent · 3 Jan 2009 – 22 Apr 2009
- Wire In Tires! Bent · 1 Sep 2008 – 3 Oct 2008
Recent posts
Last 50 of 715- Thinking seriously about going to THE DARK SIDE Due to back pain, and discomfort on VFR's, I found a buyer for my 8th gen. and turned it loose. After about 6 months of being bike-less, I have the urge again. I just am not able to ride all day on a VFR (have had three…
- FOR SALE: 2014 interceptor/VFR 2014 RED, Standard VFR/Interceptor for sale. 17-18K miles, never dropped, crashed with zero marks, scratches etc. No aftermarket parts on the bike. Bike is in perfect shape. Chain is good, tires good. Bike DOES have a…
- What other bikes do you own? A 2018 Trek Domane SL5 with disc brakes and an old Lemond Buenos Aires. I like both of them, one as much as the other.
- Best tires for the VFR??? Updated 2011 Roadsmarts will be my next tire. Dunlop seems to be less costly than my fav. Angel GT's that I can never find discounted. They sure do wear great though.
- Non-motorcycle options I beat the snot out of my VFR Sunday, put her up and always wonder how they take it without blowing up. The Angel GT rear is holding up amazingly well too. Tires are better than they used to be.
- Non-motorcycle options TimC, 7/22/2020 at 8:53 AM While I hope to be on two wheels for years to come, I've sometimes wondered what I might do if I couldn't ride a motorcycle anymore, like if I had a problem with my balance. I can't see myself…
- Best tires for the VFR??? Updated 2011 Angel GT's. They're expensive but last a long time and the edges, after yesterday, gripped superbly. Got a Cycle Gear flyer in the mail this weekend with rear Bridgestone T30's for $99 and I'll pass on them.…
- Less than Zero Glad you're OK. The Blueridge is a great place to ride or drive slow. I'd like to do it again with the spousal unit. We've done it before and find it hard to drive fast the scenery is so good. It's also a great place to…
- Of Elephants and Chicken Strips and matters VFR I used to drag pegs, then I wised up.
- Best Tank Knee Pads for 8th Gen... Tankslapper.
- Bike vs. car in the twisties 19 hours ago, MaxSwell There are two advantages I see in a sports car over a motorcycle in the twisties. Deer collision is the obvious one, the other is sand or debris in a corner. The only sports car I've owned was a…
- Bike vs. car in the twisties And to think that at one time deer were rare in North America until they rebounded for various reasons. At least in The South it happened..
- VFR World HispanicSlammer, 4/19/2020 at 7:50 PM Ahh looks like they are having some server issues...I am no stranger to that. Gotta constantly upgrade and reinvent it or things stop working. That is the nature of software now,…
- Bike vs. car in the twisties Agree with BrianF. We used to have a Miata and, IMO, they are one of the most under-estimated twisty cars out there. They will never win a drag race but when you have a 2400 pound car on pretty sticky tires, low center…
- Oil Filter Leaking........... I use OEM filters because they're good, cheap and I don't worry about oil filters. I think Honda knows what filters to brand for their motorcycles. Just another opinion. Let us know what is causing your leak. That one…
- 2020 Spring Memorial Ride May 14-17 (ON HOLD!) Nevermind The Constitution. Amazing how quickly some people follow the herd instinct into Nazi-ism. Swain county is up for lawsuits as are many other jurisdictions. Problem is, no govt. "institution" would be like to…
- 2020 Yamaha R1 squirrelbrains, 3/28/2020 at 6:54 PM nobody needs a bike that fast for street riding ! wretched excess. ☹️ Nobody needs a VFR.
- music suggestions.. for shop time.. Enya. All of it should last you a while. She is one of the most talented people on the planet. Sings in 10 different languages, is beautiful, net worth 140 milliion, so she qualifies as my goddess to spend time with.…
- Of Elephants and Chicken Strips and matters VFR signal, 4/10/2020 at 12:27 AM No joke about Deals Gap. There is a Youtube video of a dude riding solo, that collided with another dude who was solo. One of them went over the cliff, died, no trace. The other went over…
- Pilot Road 2 clearance VFR750F3, 3/22/2020 at 12:53 PM I had the PC3 on my rc51. If you want a tire to last and not handle the turns very well these are for you. I threw them out with full thread the nipples were still showing. I bought them…
- Pilot Road 2 clearance Dutchy, 3/27/2020 at 8:51 AM Her new shoes [image: IMG-20200327-WA0004.jpeg] [image: IMG-20200327-WA0013.thumb.jpeg.d23e23306fc79271ae30314a339e99d0.jpeg] Good tires just too pricey.
- The Official Oil Thread I use OEM oil filters, Honda uses them, they are easy to find, including, non Honda service and repair shops and I know what I am getting. Once again, the only serious issue I've ever heard of was from many K&N oil…
- The Official Oil Thread PaulT68, 3/30/2020 at 5:56 AM Hello fellow VFR fans,just for reference,when I bought my 95 FS the previous owner couldn't remember or be specific about which Oil he had previously used,which gave me an open book really…
- 2020 Spring Memorial Ride May 14-17 (ON HOLD!) 8 hours ago, ducnut That’d be nice, as I find that whole crowd a nuisance. You're very kind about that description......
- Help me tell her no . . . MaxSwell, 3/5/2020 at 5:06 PM I'm with the majority above: loose the 6th gen and start over with A Brand New (VFR) Machine. And I especially second mello dude! We all know red is the fastest color. Listen to MaxSwell.…
- Help me tell her no . . . Get rid of the 6th gen and buy the bike. I've owned a 5th, 6th, and 8th gen. The 8th gen. has "it all together" much better than the other two gens. You won't notice the VTEC kicking in at all, it has MUCH more lower…
- Say it isn't so! There is one for sale in the Southeast. Mine. No supply shortage!
- Say it isn't so! You can buy mine. Red, standard, 17K miles, good tires, perfect condition, price to be determined.
- 2020 Spring Memorial Ride May 14-17 (ON HOLD!) 8 hours ago, FromMaine OK, I've booked a room for Thursday the 14th, as noted I have another Motorcycle related event that weekend about 160 miles away. I'm really only doing this to make Sweeper forever regret offering…
- 2020 Spring Memorial Ride May 14-17 (ON HOLD!) Dutchy, 1/21/2020 at 1:54 AM " I'll need to recruit a dog sitter. She is quite the handful " If the dogsitter is indeed a handful (but good looking) do post a picture. Am sure someone will volunteer to keep her…
- Happy New Year! I’m back! Welcome back GG. Look forward to your good habit of posting pics. You should know that there is some "talk" of banning you for coming back with the incorrect color and talk of keeping it stock. Two mistakes in one post…
- What did you do to your VFR Today? RC36B, 1/4/2020 at 2:19 AM Lucky bastard! In Denmark they raised ethanol content to 10% effective this January 1st. E0 not allowed in the market 😞 Apparently, I am lucky on the EO. It sure makes a power difference in…
- What did you do to your VFR Today? RC36B, 1/4/2020 at 2:19 AM Lucky bastard! In Denmark they raised ethanol content to 10% effective this January 1st. E0 not allowed in the market 😞 Apparently, I am lucky on the EO. It sure makes a power difference in…
- What did you do to your VFR Today? RC36B, 1/4/2020 at 2:19 AM Lucky bastard! In Denmark they raised ethanol content to 10% effective this January 1st. E0 not allowed in the market 😞 Apparently, I am lucky on the EO. It sure makes a power difference in…
- What did you do to your VFR Today? Rode is after several weeks of just sitting. It ran good but it was a little cold so it was a quick ride. Machinery isn't meant to sit idle. Letting that happen bugs me. Put some fresh gas in it. Non-ethanol gas. If you…
- Oil Fiter Options For The Honda. Anyone ever heard of an oil filter causing a problem besides K&N? I just use OEM's and forget about it. I hope everyone knows not to use a K&N oil filter due to the nut on the end having weld failures and spreading oil…
- Quick question FWIW, the 5th, 6th, and now 8th gens. I have owned all had the fan come on at 221 degrees.
- LED headlights search That's an idea I would drop if you can see with your OEM set-up. The LED's on an 8th gen. are good for about two car lengths at night but the white light does alert oncoming better in daylight. Anyone used to riding a…
- Coolant Change One of the things that will never happen is a motorcycle with everything easy to access and work on. Dreaming again.......
- What did you do to your VFR Today? 16 hours ago, MaxSwell I'm no knee dragger but I routinely get 8,000 - 10,000 miles out of the Pilot Road 2 tires I've used in the last 10 years. The fronts usually have enough tread to keep using but I prefer getting…
- What did you do to your VFR Today? 18 hours ago, mountainslide I didn't get 14K out of the tire, that was the mileage on the bike for service, I was late for my 12K. I got a shy of 4K out of the tires which isn't a lot but I love how the handle. That's…
- What did you do to your VFR Today? Rubbed it down with Honda Cleaner/Polish and let it dry. Nobody has come along to wipe it off so I guess I'll have to do it.....
- What did you do to your VFR Today? Just got back from 4 days to and from The Great Smoky Mountains riding some of the most technical curves in the country while there. Total: 962 curvy miles the entire way from my driveway. The 8th gen. took almost all…
- Bike stolen, steering lock broken I've run through a rising flock of wild turkeys twice. It's a miracle one didn't hit me in the head. Quite a surprise when they're hidden in the shoulder grass and you surprise them and they fly right into you. I ride…
- What is your oil? 18 hours ago, Baileyrock That is a fact, the ST cooks me in summer riding as no air hits me at all around lower body. I need to get one of the Viffers back out for summer riding! Damn! Someone told me you were kidnapped…
- Chain adjust nomenclature. Winter, that's just wrong right now!! I'm enjoying the beginnings of a beautiful Fall!! Going riding in the mountains soon while the leaves fall. To get more specific on chains, I find that overly tight chains cause…
- Chain adjust nomenclature. 15 hours ago, Terry I agree with that; my internal logic is that if the chain is tighter, it puts more load on the bearing pins when the suspension passes through the point when the sprockets and swingarm pivot are…
- What did you do to your VFR Today? Bled the clutch and brake fluid. First time for that job for me. Don't need the Motion Pro bleeder I bought. It just gets in the way. The new fluid does make a very distinct difference. Much crisper braking and…
- Bike stolen, steering lock broken 24 minutes ago, fatshoutybloke A minimum of third-party insurance is compulsory in the UK so you're covered for damage you may do to other people who then claim against you, and it's extremely rare to find a company…
- Bike stolen, steering lock broken Insurance is one of those "damned if you do and damned if you don't" propositions. I'm not lucky enough to not have it.
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