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Philois1984
- Birthday 01/12/1959
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Pimlico,Townsville, Queensland, Australia
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In My Garage:
Kawasaki Z1R (sold ☹️), Honda CBX (sold ☹️) Kawasaki GPX 600r, Honda VFR800f.
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I might try and hold out just a little longer, taking her out for a spin in the morning. Had planned a trip to Brisbane next week but unfortunately have had to cancel due to family emergency. Hopefully will get to go in a few months.
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Sorry all I couldn’t resist. At least it’s the right color.
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I would see if you can’t get a replacement as the fault surely lies in the packing of the cowl.
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How many mi/km did the OEM tires last you?
Philois1984 replied to sigint's topic in Eighth Generation VFR's
I managed 12,000Km out of the OEM Dunlop’s, considering we don’t have a lot of twistys around Townsville (and I weigh over 100kg) I thought that was pretty good (it was the rear that was flat spotted of course) I seem to be the odd one out as I had no issues with them at all, I actually replaced them with same Dunlop D222 Sportsmax and got the same mileage again. Michelin pilot 5’s we’re getting rave reviews when I was due for my third set so I gave them a try. I am also very happy with them, the only place I really notice a difference is in the wet, where the pilot 5’s are excellent. -
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Crystal creek on the Paluma Road, Mt Spec National Park.
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I know the OEM Panniers are ridiculously priced (just over $2000 here in Australia) but they are oh so convenient, and they look great. Congratulations on the new bike, I love all four available colours, but like you prefer the red.
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Only rumors at this stage but one can only hope.
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New VFR possible by 2023: A long wait
Philois1984 replied to VFR80025th's topic in Eighth Generation VFR's
This popped up on Bikesales (Australia) a few days ago. Don’t see too many with mileage this low anymore.