I don't own this bike anymore, but I did so much work to it that I still consider it "one of mine". It belongs now to another member here, hope he doesn't mind me posting it...
It is not mine, but if we can post pics of bikes that we have special feelings about well......
This 4th Gen is the first VFR I ever road. I can still feel the grin on my face after all these years.
The black 6th Gen is mine, and the one off, monster V-Max drag bike belongs to a buddy of mine.
Here are a couple of pics of my 96. The one on the top was taken heading up rte. 100 in Vermont this summer. I have since added a D&D pipe, but no pictures yet. Love this bike!
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After Totaling Her....
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She is back again... Right now she just got here oil changed and is at 75,566.miles and looking forward to many more... I also have gotten a couple of sets of damaged fairing pieces to make one good set this winter :fing02:
[image: Posted Image] 25k @ Peninsula State Park, WI
I usually like the sport side of our VFRs but they are, after all a sport tourer so I must submit my favorite ST photo of my '97 at the point where it turned over 25k during a two week ride with one of my best friends.
here's a picture of my newest (to me) 4TH gen. Both of my 4th gen are 94's, still have a lot of work to do on this if I want to run the undertail exhaust, but it works great as is. I took it out for a short ride on christmas morning while waiting for houseful of guest to wake up. My other 94 is basically stock except for yosh slip on, uni, corbin seat, spiegler kit w/ k&n supebike bars, 954 shock, hh pads, and pilot powers
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Mods have started, micron so far, 929 shock for next spring.
It just snowed a foot here on the east coast of Canada, darn it.
I came off an RC51 so the weight is not a big deal to me.
70,000 km works like a new one.
A favorite pic of my 4th gen from a few years ago. The bike is pretty much the same as in the pics these days, except for the addition of a fork brace. I also added a ZG DB screen to it at one time, I currently have the OEM shield back on the bike The ZGDB cracked on me about a year ago.
I wanted to get another bike for some years to replace the 4th gen, but just couldn't find anything wrong enough with it to justify doing so, so I guess it's a keeper!
going on 16 years now and I still love it! :fing02: :fing02:
My 94 and the Red is predominant in most of these pics and looks sooooo good on this classic.
Love fotomoto's bike and the white vfr too.
Thinking of modifying mine as tried selling with little interest so maybe time to change her around a little.
Probably wont happen for a year as my wife and I are planning a trip to the west coast of USA this time next year :-)
[image: View Post]Dutchy, on 27 December 2010 - 11:25 AM, said:
[image: View Post]douglasthecook, on 27 December 2010 - 07:11 AM, said:
Attached is a pic of my VFR, she'll be a little different come the end of this summer...
So what you have lined up in your secret laboratorium? :fing02:
Radial Brake Calipers, Gear Position Indicator, and a brighter/bigger Shift Light for the Track, more weight loss, and hopefully a bigger engine!!! Have you seen the CBR 1000RR Gauges that I spliced in? They look pretty sharp!!!
[image: View Post]sruss67, on 28 December 2010 - 12:24 AM, said:
My 94 and the Red is predominant in most of these pics and looks sooooo good on this classic.
Love fotomoto's bike and the white vfr too.
Thinking of modifying mine as tried selling with little interest so maybe time to change her around a little.
Probably wont happen for a year as my wife and I are planning a trip to the west coast of USA this time next year :-)
[image: View Post]Stealth, on 28 December 2010 - 05:29 PM, said:
[image: View Post]sruss67, on 28 December 2010 - 12:24 AM, said:
Thinking of modifying mine as tried selling with little interest
You're in Aus right. I'm sure I've seen your VFR on eBay a few times. What were you asking?
Yes you are right and I had a negotiable price of $4500.
This is what I payed and have spent a considerable amount updating and improving electrics, tyres etc.
Hence why I think I will keep the VFR and mod over time :-)
[image: View Post]indianagenius, on 28 December 2010 - 12:05 PM, said:
The gold wheels are very cool.
IG
[image: View Post]sruss67, on 28 December 2010 - 12:24 AM, said:
My 94 and the Red is predominant in most of these pics and looks sooooo good on this classic.
Love fotomoto's bike and the white vfr too.
Thinking of modifying mine as tried selling with little interest so maybe time to change her around a little.
Probably wont happen for a year as my wife and I are planning a trip to the west coast of USA this time next year :-)
Need to ride her more(the bike :-) ) though.
That's how the PO had her painted before I bought her home.
[image: View Post]Dutchy, on 29 December 2010 - 05:34 AM, said:
BUMP!!!!
C'MON, there must be more 4th Gens out there!!!
:biggrin:
Well you could just look at the gallery of everyone listed having a 4th gen. Here are some recent ones. BTW, I must simply get my rims polished. That look is mint!
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Know what? That's simply the best looking bike anywhere. It's like Jennifer and Angelina had a baby and that baby had its way in a playboy mansion and this bike came out. With a face that'll open banks on Sunday and a rear that JLo wish it had.
Kudos man!
[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on 26 December 2010 - 09:07 AM, said:
I don't own this bike anymore, but I did so much work to it that I still consider it "one of mine". It belongs now to another member here, hope he doesn't mind me posting it...
For which I am eternally grateful Seb !!!. This bike put's a smile on my face every time I ride it....including earlier today. I know you prefer the refinement of the 6th Gen but I like your old 4th a wee bit more than my 6th
Trying for the 5th time.
'95 VFR 750 repainted gray. 225,000 km. and still running like a top. I added a "Lazy Rider" back bag which carries all kinds of stuff.
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