CasualSwede
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Pics featuring my '07.
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It's the arrow-shaped scoop on the side of the bodywork. NACA is the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, the research body that designed the shape of the scoop. Outside of being used on aircraft, I think the 4th gen VFR and Ferrari F40 are the most notable production vehicles to use it, though you see it on competition race vehicles as well.
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How do you find the seat-to-footpeg length? 6'4" here and looking to buy a 7th gen...
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Fuel economy - what should i expect?
CasualSwede replied to Jono67's topic in Eighth Generation VFR's
I don't have an 8th gen specifically, but when you're sitting still and idling, you're burning fuel and not going very far, so that'll bring up the average consumption for sure. -
The top of page 3 has a poster named Eder Jesus, I remember him posting pictures of his project, but they might've been cleaned off ApexAndy's thread. Anyways, not that it adds much info on the build, but that's the guy to talk to.
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No problemo. How tall are you? Interested to see if a touring screen would just put the buffeting zone right on my helmet at 6'4".
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Unleashing 5th Gen Factory Power + DMr + Thurn MS
CasualSwede replied to 2k1GoneWild's topic in Fifth Generation VFR's
I admire your persistence in trying to change OP's mind, I'd have given up on page #3 or so... -
Reverse searching the image in Google resulted in: http://www.bikersoracle.com/vfr/forum/showthread.php?t=122981 The OP bought the carbon wrap from a Fleabay seller.
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Hey Seb, a few questions, maybe others could find them useful. When you cut the wiring tunnel at the front of the tank, did it actually intrude into the tank, or was it just a lip/stamping that you were cutting? And for your rear brake line routing, any thought process on drilling locations in the swingarm for pass-throughs? Thanks!
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Just bought a brand new VFR1200FD
CasualSwede replied to FRANKENSTEIN's topic in Eighth Generation VFR's
Welcome to VFRD! And hat tip to another Edmontonian, probably not too much riding left this year! -
Are the 5th gen decals easily removed, or is that side fairing a repaint as well?
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I adopted a VFR in need of a good home
CasualSwede replied to 65matt's topic in Sixth Generation VFR's
I'd bet a lot of fake internet money that it's just a slash cut tip, no muffler. -
Nice! Always good to get the VFRD specialty bikes into the public eye. Well deserved, Andy. Though the info block on the left says it's a '95 VFR800, does this mean I can get a job as a copy editor at Motorcyclist?
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As a current 6th gen RWB owner, I've been kicking around the idea of moving to the 1200 for next season, and this probably seals the deal... Not to mention the RC51 side piece, but that'll have to wait. Nice garage, GTI included. :)
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