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    Thumbs up New bike

    Look what I just put in My garage!!

    My new toy, a 1986 Honda VFR 700 Interceptor,picked it up today. I am soooooo excited, won't be getting much sleep tonight
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    Don't ride faster then your guardian angel can fly

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    Ain't it cool when ya get a new toy!

    Looks good for her age, howz she go?

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    Nice toy mate. Have fun rding through the night - or just staring at it in the garage if thats what you've got planned
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    Great choice of machine, I'm sure you'll enjoy.
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    yeah been sitting in the garage drooling, had a quick run when I got home(shhhh ) as I brought it home in the back of the van. Seems to go well but what do I know, never ridden a "big" bike before
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    Congrat's, looks mint. 700!? Never heard of that model.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zadok
    Congrat's, looks mint. 700!? Never heard of that model.
    USA spec 750 - from the days when Harleys were protected against nasty big bore Jap imports
    Nice bike sparky - gonna retire and rebuild the KR now?
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    Nice bike sparky - gonna retire and rebuild the KR now?

    Working on one of them yeah, the black one I am riding was ment to be the spare parts one I got another that is almost finished. I still have to ride the black one (need it to get my full licence ). So I am getting ready for summer by getting a bigger bike.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zadok
    Congrat's, looks mint. 700!? Never heard of that model.
    Thanks, yeah it's pretty well looked after, very excited at the moment keep looking at it. Feel like a kid at Christmas
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    Nice bike matey. I have been priviliged enough to sit on one but not privilidge enough to ride one.
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    That's a real classic. As said earlier the Inteceptor was an American only model, but from what I've read was a bit sportier than it's later 750/800 incarnations.

    Very nice.

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    nice bike man, congrats...is that one of them v-4's? i really want a v-4.. man i c'n dribble looks good...
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    Nice bike, great condition....

    'Classic Bike' did a feature on the V4 Hondas (my god I'm so OLD) a couple of issues ago. They are usually pretty shallow (the articles) but usually a few good points in em and more fun than womans weekly..

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ
    Nice bike, great condition....

    'Classic Bike' did a feature on the V4 Hondas (my god I'm so OLD) a couple of issues ago. They are usually pretty shallow (the articles) but usually a few good points in em and more fun than womans weekly..

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky
    Look what I just put in My garage!!

    My new toy, a 1986 Honda VFR 700 Interceptor,picked it up today. I am soooooo excited, won't be getting much sleep tonight
    Well done Sparky, looks in top condition for a 19 year old machine! Enjoy!!

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