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12 posts Started 18 Apr 2006 Last recovered post 4 May 2006 Wayback Machine snapshot 29 May 2006

#1
I finally found my Interceptor. I have wanted one for the last few years now and never really found one in the right price/condition.

Well I think I found her and I bought her.

Still waiting on shipping.........

I guess it goes to show that bikes that I was around as a child will be dear to me forever.

Looks like I will be waiting 4-13 business days for it to get here.

P.S. I can't wait to start talking about suspension upgrades and about how I want to paint it black, but I should keep it all original..........or what exuast to put on it for 40 fake hp and 3.2 real ones goofy.gif
#2
A 1985 VFR700 in red, white, and blue.

Very Unique. You might want to reconsider painting such a classic. Thats a real collector there.

Enjoy your new ride this summer.
#3
Chev, Apr 19 2006, 11:10 AMI finally found my Interceptor.  I have wanted one for the last few years now and never really found one in the right price/condition.   
 
Well I think I found her and I bought her.


Congratulations, the hard part now is the waiting : ) Looks nice.

There's another Interceptor you might like, in my gallery fing02.gif

(not allowed to post it here)
#4
Welcome, bike looks good as is and I like thoughs after market lowers too! beer.gif
#5
Nice bike!

I was given the opportunity to pick up the same bike last year (same year and model and color) for cheap, and I passed. Would go back and buy it today if I could...

Later
#6
Hobie1dog, Apr 18 2006, 08:54 PM
  Very Unique.  You might want to reconsider painting such a classic. Thats a real collector there.


Odd, the only person I know around here that had a ceptor back in the day had this exact color scheme. He called it a rare Japanese color scheme. He was saying the very same thing today. Then again he already insisted on first dibs on it if I ever sell it. biggrin.gif

I almost hope that the original paint is messed up enough for me to justify a custom paint job. I can almost see the mouthshaped opening line for the flames/peel/tribal/teeth to start from.

Or maybe repaint the lower fairing so that the red line is straight........

Tires/suspension/dig out of storage maint comes first. meh



The Phantom, Apr 18 2006, 09:30 PM
There's another Interceptor you might like, in my gallery  fing02.gif  


That's a unique ceptor.

So, I guess everything ended up ok from that wreck...? I bet the cop had no problem figuring out who to right the ticket to.

I don't have a pic of the bike to post, so I put some in my gallery of a bike I was given in a a box and started dumping money into.



#7
Nice!
#9
I got her this afternoon. I have been cleaning and changing oil and anti freeze. I would have changed the plugs but I need some sort of Honda only spark plug socket?

I guess I don't have to worry about making much of a stand.


I have a center-stand beer.gif fing02.gif

I have to get out the house now. It's raining, still. It is supposed to clear up by Tuesday....... Anyone know and anti-rain dances?
#10
Chev, Apr 29 2006, 09:43 PMI got her this afternoon.  I have been cleaning and changing oil and anti freeze.  I would have changed the plugs but I need some sort of Honda only spark plug socket?

I guess I don't have to worry about making much of a stand.


I have a center-stand beer.gif   fing02.gif

I have to get out the house now.  It's raining, still.  It is supposed to clear up by Tuesday.......  Anyone know and anti-rain dances?


It doesn't need to be a Honda brand. For it, I needed to ask for a deep, thin-walled socket at my local auto-parts store. However, I am sure that Honda make a part for it, should you want it.
#11
13/16 right? I'll make some calls around and see if anyone has one.

Thanks. Looks like the rain has stopped, so I'm getting ready to test the old girl out now.
#12
I cleaned most of her up last night. I still have some polishing and detail work to do. I also have to fix the horn before I put the other fairings back on. Till then, these will have to do.



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Clean, Naked, Not Polished



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I can see the calipers now!!!



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Not too ugly for a 21 year old dash




Lol, not VFR related, but this is how I defined sport riding until I got a proper sport bike.


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In the middle of nowhere Yuma, AZ


Gallery has more.
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