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    Quote Originally Posted by Coyote View Post
    You crafty sunovabitch

    RVF it is then

    haha yer micron sticker....hes too poor for the exhaust...tricked me too as i walked up to it to ride it then i went aye.it has a micron zorst!...until disco dan pointed out the honda stamping on it...i was like...bastard lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by skidMark View Post
    haha yer micron sticker....hes too poor for the exhaust...tricked me too as i walked up to it to ride it then i went aye.it has a micron zorst!...until disco dan pointed out the honda stamping on it...i was like...bastard lol
    I should threaten to dob him into trademe for false advertising unless he knocks the price down further

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    Quote Originally Posted by ben444 View Post
    They were VFR nc30 engines... they're still developing them.. next will be cams, fuel injection, ports.... don't wanna know how much that's gonna cost... so i didn't ask..
    Interesting, so they mount back into the VFR/RVF frame? Got a link to their site if they have one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Morcs View Post
    1992 VFR400R NC30 vs 1996 RVF400 NC35


    Friday morning tootled over to cyclespot to drop the vfr off to have the speedo fixed, id already expressed a casual interest in the rvf they had, and cheekily asked to take it out, although with my history they let me have it for a few hours.

    Performance. Got on the motorway and opened her up a bit, there is quite a delay in the throttle response... It didnt seem to have the same punch in the midrange either. Took it round the harbour, sits on the motorway nicely, and is as joyous to ride as an nc30. Heading back down the motorway to cyclespot decided to really give it some herbs coming off the on ramp, flicking through the gears at about 13k it got up to 180 before slowly going off the clock, kind off disappointing as my nc30 seems to get to 200+ in under 10 seconds. More scrutinous testing in this area is required. Cant comment on economy as of yet.

    Worth twice as much as an nc30? simply no. Its not twice the bike. Engine performance the nc30 wins hands down, handling will no-doubt be the rvf once its got some good rubber, and the rvf looks sooo damn good I could eat it...
    err if you dont like it, and only bought it because of its looks why did you buy it???

    Seems your NC30 is the winner here... why not wait a couple of weeks, get your full and upgrade to something better?
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    hmmmmmmmmm

    **steals morcs tail lights off his nc30 for his nc21's new tail **

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Dan View Post
    err if you dont like it, and only bought it because of its looks why did you buy it???

    Seems your NC30 is the winner here... why not wait a couple of weeks, get your full and upgrade to something better?
    Maybe it's the craftman's curse? You see after repainting the the old VFR, most thought it was a great job. But to the craftmaster who knows every imperfection, perhaps it was gnawing away at him. Pure speculation mind you ... maybe he's just a bike whore?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Bandit View Post
    Maybe it's the craftman's curse? You see after repainting the the old VFR, most thought it was a great job. But to the craftmaster who knows every imperfection, perhaps it was gnawing away at him. Pure speculation mind you ... maybe he's just a bike whore?
    yeah he has 2 hondas now his dream of a gay 3some has just come true

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    Slap some Tyga fairings on and treat it to the Movistar paint job and it will look the shim dizzle!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Bandit View Post
    Maybe it's the craftman's curse? You see after repainting the the old VFR, most thought it was a great job. But to the craftmaster who knows every imperfection, perhaps it was gnawing away at him. Pure speculation mind you ... maybe he's just a bike whore?
    Yeah it looks nice for a while then you just want another project to start on!
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    arg i want a tyga kit they don't make one for nc21 though.....still don't like the headlights that much tho

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    Quote Originally Posted by skidMark View Post
    arg i want a tyga kit they don't make one for nc21 though.....still don't like the headlights that much tho
    Their latest ones look much better than the original lights they made. The originals buldged out and didn't suit the angles of the rest of the bike

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coyote View Post
    Interesting, so they mount back into the VFR/RVF frame? Got a link to their site if they have one?

    G-Force don't have a website, but Mike Lohmeyer who races the G-Force bikes does..
    Some information on there, but a bit dated...
    Also check out recent info here
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    Quote Originally Posted by ben444 View Post
    G-Force don't have a website, but Mike Lohmeyer who races the G-Force bikes does..
    Some information on there, but a bit dated...
    Also check out recent info here
    Haha, that was the site I found with the VFR450

    So I guess they're still in development, not available for sale yet? Cause I'm interested in Morcs bike but 60,000k's is a bit high, it'd be more comforting knowing I could rebore it. There's also the option of finding another engine. Not that any of this should concern that bike untill around 120k right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Bandit View Post
    Maybe it's the craftman's curse? You see after repainting the the old VFR, most thought it was a great job. But to the craftmaster who knows every imperfection, perhaps it was gnawing away at him. Pure speculation mind you ... maybe he's just a bike whore?
    This is exactly true.

    Disco - you cant get better! wait til you see it
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    Wasn't me officer, honest, it was that morcs guy.
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    Yeah I do recall, but dismissed it as being you when I saw both wheels on the ground.
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    lulz, ever ridden a TL1000R? More to the point, ever ridden with teh Morcs? Didn't fink so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Morcs View Post
    Friday morning tootled over to cyclespot.
    Man, that's an even worse start to a story than "It was a dark and stormy night..."
    What a turn-off!
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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