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Great write up TimC. There is no doubt that fantastic VFR is embedded into your soul. 100,000 mile a great testament to VFR reliability, if only the charging system was a tad more reliable.

Fond memories of my first VFR, also a 2004. Loved it, sold at 55,000ks, one cooked stator its only issue. A check on its Registration tells me someone out there is still enjoying this bike, how I'd love to catch up with that bike again.

Photo - Ready for Sale! :sad:

 

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That's a great write-up Tim. You honor the machine, VFRD, and mc riding.

I'm sure you've got quite a few more K miles ahead of you.

Good Show!

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I only have 34,000km on my eighth gen so still a long way to go to hit 160,000km. I am more worried about me lasting the distance than any concern with the VFR. Enjoyed your write up TimC congratulations. Interested to see what your new machine is going to be ?

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Congrats! 100K is definitely celebration worthy! Way to go; it must have been hard to keep maintaining and sticking with your “old” machine throughout the years while seeing other new bikes on the market. Congrats for sticking to one bike and keeping up the love for the bike and motorcycling. 

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Just run in then! 😆 :beer:

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