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Hello from AZ, USA

5 posts Started 28 Feb 2024 Last recovered post 1 Mar 2024 Wayback Machine snapshot 22 May 2024

#1

I've long been a VFR fan, and in fact a '96 VFR750F was the first bike I ever bought new...

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I think I was on a VFR forum way back then, but it's been a minute.  Since then, I've done a lot of riding, drag racing, road racing and touring and 20 some bikes later, I'm back to a Honda V4.  I sold my last bike (FJ-09) about 3 years ago because I was tired of the homicidal drivers where we lived.  We've since retired, and it was time to get back on two wheels.

Last weekend, I picked up a very clean '07 Interceptor in Freddie Spencer colors.  Back when these came out, I loved the look, but the VTEC was a bit of a turn-off, and what I really wanted was a 1000cc VFR, so I never got that interested.  Today, these bikes are a really good value, and I had forgotten how nice the Honda V4s are to ride.  Even if it doesn't have gear driven cams... 😉

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Anyway, I'm sure I'll be scouring the forum for info on the bike since it's been a while since I had a VFR.  Looking forward to many happy miles! 

#2

Welcome to the forum from the East Coast! Good choice!

#3

There is nothing like the build quality of a VFR. Enjoy!

#5

Congrats on your 6th gen. Anniversary bike and welcome to the forum! 🙂

I 100% agree with you, these bikes are great values now.  For the V4 engine, build quality, and quality of components, plus the looks, it's hard to beat a used VFR now.  I sold my 6th gen. a few years ago, but I keep thinking I'll have another VFR sooner or later.

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