Pre bags
http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/uploads/1241672417/gallery_17105_4631_1301245.jpg
and after bag install
http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/uploads/1241672417/gallery_17105_4631_467183.jpg
That's my little helper in the foreground
Beautiful Bike, I've always loved the Candy Red 07's. Just from the looks of it I would guess you have a pretty kick ass garage/workshop to work in too! Congrats!
Regards,
Rollin
Nice looking VFR .... Nice to have a place like that to tinker.... Monk
Nice. I almost chose that color for my paint job but I definitely wanted mine to be unique. Looking good. :fing02:
Now load up those hard cases and go for a nice long trip! :biggrin:
Have to give my dad credit for the garage. He does keep it well stocked. All the tools you would ever need plus a bike lift, a television, a couch, and a refrigerator that usually has a beer or two in it for when the job is done or the frustration starts to overcome you.
I am leaving on ther 20th to head to Vermont and will not be back until June 3rd. The 600 mile service is scheduled for Tuesday. I am psyched up and ready to go. The wife will be with me on her Bonneville.
Another great looking VFR! Love that candy red, almost as much as my '04 Italian red. ;)
That color is absolutely beautiful!! Nice bike........enjoy. :fing02:
[image: View Post]DeadSprint, on May 7 2009, 10:18 AM, said:
Have to give my dad credit for the garage. He does keep it well stocked. All the tools you would ever need plus a bike lift, a television, a couch, and a refrigerator that usually has a beer or two in it for when the job is done or the frustration starts to overcome you.
I am leaving on ther 20th to head to Vermont and will not be back until June 3rd. The 600 mile service is scheduled for Tuesday. I am psyched up and ready to go. The wife will be with me on her Bonneville.
How's your wife like the bonne? My wife just got her endorsement and That is what I think is the perfect bike for her eventually. (something like a 250 is better for now.)
[image: View Post]floydzboyz, on May 11 2009, 06:47 PM, said:
[image: View Post]DeadSprint, on May 7 2009, 10:18 AM, said:
Have to give my dad credit for the garage. He does keep it well stocked. All the tools you would ever need plus a bike lift, a television, a couch, and a refrigerator that usually has a beer or two in it for when the job is done or the frustration starts to overcome you.
I am leaving on ther 20th to head to Vermont and will not be back until June 3rd. The 600 mile service is scheduled for Tuesday. I am psyched up and ready to go. The wife will be with me on her Bonneville.
How's your wife like the bonne? My wife just got her endorsement and That is what I think is the perfect bike for her eventually. (something like a 250 is better for now.)
Oh! LOL! A triumph! I thought you were talking about a Pontiac Bonneville. And I was wondering why one would take a car and the other a bike....That makes much more sense.
I hate to say it,,,, as much as I love the color of my bike,,,,, that is a good looking color.
Thanks for all the positive comments. I like the VFR more and more every time I ride it. Took her in for her service this morning. They are also replacing the wind screen under warranty. It was scratched up pretty well. Looked like someone cleaned it with a paper towel.
My wife loves her 2002 Triumph Bonneville. She is only 5'2" and it is a little lower than a lot of other bikes. She bought one with drag bars and Bub pipes already on it. It is one sweet ride. Occasionally she even lets me take it for a spin.
Nice bike! Very clean and paint choice is sharp! Thanks, John
Yeah, really nice color. :fing02: Sounds like a good trip too, enjoy.