VFR owners' thread, for VFRPS members and prospective members

**flipper** · 24th December 2012, 16:26

I have 3 mostly whole NC35's and many many parts and it's time I reclaimed the space. Is there much interest in these still? I'd have to spend a fair bit of time sorting it all out and am wondering if its worth the effort.

**Icemaestro** · 24th December 2012, 16:51

Yup would love one!

**Cam_Valk** · 24th December 2012, 18:01

Originally Posted by flipper

I have 3 mostly whole NC35's and many many parts and it's time I reclaimed the space. Is there much interest in these still? I'd have to spend a fair bit of time sorting it all out and am wondering if its worth the effort.

Haha, Hello Lindsay, its Cam

**insane1** · 31st December 2012, 07:40

pulled the triger on a 2010 vfr 1200 getting it on the 7th jan see how she goes.

**actungbaby** · 31st December 2012, 10:36

Originally Posted by insane1

need to pick all the guys brains here ,am looking at a vfr 1200 from botany honda but am coming from a an 650 burger ,had a few bikes sv650.gsr600 ,and a few others am i biting off more than i can handle?sorry if this post is in the wrong forum.

No do it dude your be fine the v4 engine makes the bike very easy to handle

I thought much b4 getting the 750 previously i had 400s 600 single

From what i read the vfr1200 great bike are you looking at the dual clutch model ?

**insane1** · 31st December 2012, 18:03

Originally Posted by actungbaby

No do it dude your be fine the v4 engine makes the bike very easy to handle

I thought much b4 getting the 750 previously i had 400s 600 single

From what i read the vfr1200 great bike are you looking at the dual clutch model ?

nope theres only one dct in the country at $35,000 to bloody much will be a big change for sure.

**actungbaby** · 4th January 2013, 12:46

Originally Posted by insane1

nope theres only one dct in the country at $35,000 to bloody much will be a big change for sure.

Thats cool your be fine yeah well big change is good esp when your changing bikes

your going love it , i was always nervous driving a manuall car and was easy as after riding bikes

ditto with your exp with the suszuki its a big bike too

**insane1** · 5th January 2013, 07:57

am really looking forward to this ,will be neat to see how good she goes once im used to it ,though that might take a while.

**HenryDorsetCase** · 5th January 2013, 09:52

Originally Posted by flipper

I have 3 mostly whole NC35's and many many parts and it's time I reclaimed the space. Is there much interest in these still? I'd have to spend a fair bit of time sorting it all out and am wondering if its worth the effort.

I would be interested in a set of forks or a whole front end depending on price.

**actungbaby** · 6th January 2013, 12:08

Originally Posted by insane1

am really looking forward to this ,will be neat to see how good she goes once im used to it ,though that might take a while.

Thats great dude the things that take time are things that are much more appriecated enjoy....

**insane1** · 8th January 2013, 05:55

Got it last night and a stunning machine it is will take my time in getting to know this fab machine.

**actungbaby** · 8th January 2013, 08:56

Originally Posted by insane1

Got it last night and a stunning machine it is will take my time in getting to know this fab machine.

Nice mate thought as much it have bit low down grunt all right

Must admit i rode my dads kawaski 250 and thinking something was wrong with the engine after the vfr mind you is a 750,

I must admit after going about small bikes the bigger engines are cool

Too

**insane1** · 8th January 2013, 15:23

First run just to work and what a gearbox so easy to change gear the rest of the bike is so balanced ant easy to ride might even take it for a short run up the motorway. But ill be gentle with it.

**insane1** · 10th January 2013, 06:58

only had it 4 days now and i know she"s a keeper ,theres still only 40kms on the clock just back and fwd to wrk damm cold means i cant be stuffed going anywhere right now.