VTR thou

[Whynot]

I found my knees would get cramped on long rides on the VTR, not as bad as a full on sportsbike crouch. What about a z750? Simillar power to a VTR and more comfortable.

I found my VTR actually had a good amount of leg room as the pegs were quite low. I get cramped knees etc. much more often on the CBR than i did on the VTR and it was good for chewing up motorway miles.

as mentioned previously though the suspension is a bit spongy and you really do need to know where the next petrol station is ....

[Gerbs]

How many k's gerb. I sold my blue 03 to a guy up that way a couple of years ago. It had 70k on it when I waved goodgye.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-158144662.htm

Thats the bike
So... 31km. Not bad for the price... and the trade...
Pretty mint deal I'm thinking

[Skinny_Birdman]

I though VTR1000s came supplied with a set of aftermarket cans from new (bro-in-laws '00 model came with Two Brothers). Seriously. This would be the first one I've seen without them. Notwithstanding this, it still looks like a pretty tidy bike, and it has a headlight protector, so someone who gave a sh** has owned it.

[vifferman]

I though VTR1000s came supplied with a set of aftermarket cans from new (bro-in-laws '00 model came with Two Brothers).

There was a special deal run for a while where the 2-Bros cans were fitted. I guess this was to try to move some bikes. Some of the other marques have done similar deals (most notably, Suzuki with some of their models).
I doubt you'd get much of that happening now, with the current exhaust regs, as most aftermarket mufflers wouldn't pass, not being OEM equipments and being slightly louder.