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12 posts Started 26 Mar 2005 Last recovered post 30 Mar 2005 Wayback Machine snapshot 6 May 2005

#1

Just brought home my new '05 VFR this morning (red, non-ABS). What a great ride-- smooth and refined power and handling, nice VTEC feeling when you hit just over 7K rpm's, etc. I think I'm going to like this bike ALOT!

I've looked around the site quite a bit and what a wealth of information and entertainment I found. Look forward to learning all I can about rides, mods, maintenance, etc. Also I'm hopeful about meeting up with fellow VFR riders in the Austin and/or TX hill country.

About me- I've ridden all my life, recently moved to Austin from Waco, have owned multiple bikes of all types (Honda, Suz, Yam, BMW, Harley). Work for technology co (Sales/Mktg), ride mtn and road bikes, play golf badly.
#2
Welcome to the forum, great choice in color btw.
#3
Hurricane249, Mar 26 2005, 06:29 PMWelcome to the forum, great choice in color btw.


i concur! plus welcome aboard!
#4
Welcome to the house that Slammer built. I hope you enjoy the forum, I have found it to be informative & entertaining.
Don't forget to map yourself at the top of the page.
#5
Welcome from another newbie! Glad you're enjoying hyours - still waiting for mine.. :(
#6
Howdy,

Congrats on the new VFR. Awesome bikes! If you're looking for some folks to ride with or hang out with, check here:

Two Wheeled Texans
http://twtex.com/

It is not a VFR site, but there are a crapload of Texas VFR riders there :beer: There are also tons of folks in the Austin area and they do a regular weekly bike night. I'm getting ready to run a group of folks out to Big Bend in mid April and then we are doing another get together out at Kerrville at the end of April to run around the Hill Country.

Slammer's got a great site here, the result of LOTS of hours of hard work and dedication. It shows. It is an invaluable resource for VFR owners.

Adios,
#7
Welcome! I look forward to meeting you one day on a ride. I'm in Temple.
#8
Wish I was still in Austin :(
#9
ShipFixer, Mar 31 2005, 01:53 AMWish I was still in Austin :(




Wish I was in Monterey :(
#10
Mutual envy, I love it. Seems no matter where I live, I always wish I were living somewhere else. I miss Austin like hell. If I were to move back there, I'd probably be missing the Bay Area. :goofy:
#11
Vato Viejo, Mar 30 2005, 05:33 PMWish I was in Monterey :(


Now that's funny. :P
#12
Okay, so its not so bad to be here! But now I negotiate for orders based on road bike, mountain bike and motorcycle requirements! Pearl Harbor and San Diego are on my wish list because I can ride all of them year round in either of those places, just like here...places like Norfolk, Bath (Maine), or Ingleside (Texas) are off because they'd suck for one or all of them.

Really wish I'd been into at least one of these things while I was in school at UT though. I only got to ride my old bike up to Austin from Corpus Christi once while I was stationed there, and I didn't have enough time to play in the hills like I wanted to...
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