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Well I Did It! Joined The Club Got The Tee Shirt!

20 posts Started 12 Feb 2009 Last recovered post 12 Feb 2009 Wayback Machine snapshot 12 Apr 2010

#1
Well guy's it's been four weeks to the day when I first saw my first VFR! I was just looking for some damn quad parts and then I saw it. A 2005 in great shape without a scratch, hard side bags in sliver with 4,000 miles! Damn I wanted to give the sales guy the $ right there and then.... It looked like somthing out of a James Bond movie! I Couldn't think of anything but that bike. I tryed to hold out but just couldn't. So I went there today and took it for a spin! (Big Mistake) It fit me like a glove!!! I got back to the bike shop and told him put some new corsa III's on her and its a done deal. I'm real glad I did! Thanks to everyone on this fourm because after reading everything here it helped me make my mind up.....It's been at least 15 years since I had my last street bike and I feel like a kid again!

Thanks guys.....
#2
Congratulations on the new addition and post up some pictures when you get a chance!
#3
Congrats, sounds like you found a sweet ride!!! :biggrin:

If it's been 15 years since you last road may I suggest a MSF refresher course to make things smoother and safer for you. :blush:
#4
Welcome! Congrats on the bike! We have a rule around here though... Without pics, it doesn't exist!
#6
Add your location to your profile, and come meet some of us at a group ride.


Post a photo of the shirt... I've seen enough VFRs.
#7
Congrats, you got the fastest (and sexiest) colour going, but I'm biased of course.

The VFR800 VTEC is one of best bikes ever made, build like a tank, seductive V4 howl and killer modern looks.

WELCOME! :beer:

If it's been 15 years since you last road may I suggest a MSF refresher course to make things smoother and safer for you :+1:
#8
welcome to the disease :biggrin:
#9
congrats! Take it easy after all those years off and it'll all come back in good fashion. Very forgiving bike.

Pictures!!!!!
#10
Congrats on the new bike! I feel the same way about my VFR everyday!
#11
COngrats on the bike.

The Diablo Corsa III might not wear that well, you'll probably get great stick and lousy mileage.


Next set of tires, you might consider the Diablo Stradas. They'll probably suit the VFR's character and mission better.


Oh, I just was on the Pirelli site and they have a new ST tire I haven't heard of:

http://www.pirellity...MV_ANGEL_ST.xml

Might be worth a shot on those too.
#12
Welcome and take it easy until you get your chops back. I took almost 15 years off the bike too so I understand how you feel!
#13
So cool! Welcome to the looney bin. Pics are required for it to be real. LOL Actually I think a pic of the shirt is good, bike and shirt is better! Welcome and do post your location please.
#14
Being the PIRELLI CORSA III connoisseur here,

Good choice on tires,

and enjoy the new ride! :beer:

:wheel:
#16
Hey welcome,

I have been back on a bike (check the handle) for a couple of years now after about a 13 yr layoff. Nice choice of bike and this is the best site on the internet so you are 2 for 2. Take it easy until you sharpen your skills up and have a great time.
#17
Congrats on the new bike. Remember to keep the ruber side down. Stay safe and have fun.
#18

[image: View Post]Somefun, on Feb 11 2009, 06:38 PM, said:

So I went there today and took it for a spin! (Big Mistake)

LOL......i am still thanking the salesman who told me "Take it for a spin"!
Welcome
#19
Welcome! They are great bikes! I love mine. Rode last night, nothing like the V4!!!

And VFRD is a great place, with good people. Its a mature group, age wise..... :goofy:
#20
Been a couple years since I drank the Kool-Aid and don't regret a minute of it. Great color choice.
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