Skids

Love it 

A beautiful sunny Sunday so the Crossrunner gets a bath.

Beautiful

8 hours ago, MaxSwell said:

One can rent those down under?! I can only imagine the brilliance!

Yup! It was an article I read in Bike magazine over a decade ago that gave me the desire to do it. Christchurch Honda rent out the bikes. It HAS to be on every VFR owners Bucket List!

5 hours ago, Grum said:

Great shot Skids. Remember driving the road up to the other end of the lake, spectacular. My partner said if she had a dollar for every time I mentioned "wish I had the VFR here" she'd be a millionaire!

A truly memorable holiday, beautiful country, great people and a great bike to see it all on!

North Island is next on the list.  

6 hours ago, Cogswell said:

Love that color combination on a 5th gen - the luggage is a perfect match for the bike - looks great. 

T'was a rental. Brilliant holiday.

Beautiful red on those 6th Gens. 

Oooh, that's an old one. 

2 clean bikes (and 2 dirty cars!)

Beautiful photo.

Such as fine sight indeed - reminded me of the The Eagles track. On my way home this evening, an RSV4 came up behind me so I let her past. And yes, that's the view from the cockpit of a VFR800X Crossrunner (for all you dudes across the pond!). 😝

Agree with Grum, lovely bike, great photo!

Indeed, a fabulous picture.

Brecon Beacons, Wales

Salcey Forest cafe for lunch.

Great country, great folk, great roads. What more do you want?

Above Gouthwaite Reservoir on a wet ARSE (Annual Rideout and Social Event).

Above Gouthwaite Reservoir on a wet ARSE (Annual Rideout and Social Event).

The F4 Phantom.....living proof that if you strap big enough engines on it, even a brick wall can fly! 

Matt

You may want to put your question in the Forum part of the site rather than as a comment to a photo which not everyone will view easily.

Yes, we did a winery tour in Blenheim.

Indeed!

10 hours ago, VFROZ said:

 

There is actually not much in common between a VTR and an SP1 . 

SP1 has shorter stroke, fuel injection, gear driven cams, UD forks, different swing arm and rear suspension, different frame, much better brakes, and the list goes on. 

That's what I was after, thank you. I know nothing about either really so such big differences, apart from the obvious visual ones, make decision making easier.

Cheers.

What's the difference between the VTR1000 and the SP1/2? I'm still toying with purchasing an SP2. Cheers.

Thanks m8.