Wald
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Yes, this is a good point. With the ride on we are not as aerodynamic as we think.
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As long as I am faster than the other guy (or woman) the CoD is sufficiently low.
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You need these pictures off, I am still drooling over them!!!😄 Wow! what a setup!!!
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I will buy the cat! Now seriously, I believe many of us have the same illness. I got a 06 Hornet last year after a 10 year break and this year I bought a 97 VFR (although I was looking for a Fireblade) I do not regret it!. The last bike I owned before was a KTM Duke2 (the only single cylinder I ever owned). The bike was awesome in the twisties, light weight, ton of torque for a single pot. It was a blast, however, I was missing the smoothness of a 4 cylinder and the stability in long curves at high speed (although the suspension on the Duke was first class). I can imagine a dual sport will ha
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Looks pristine! Great job! Now, you make me look/feel bad, I guess I will have to do some TLC on mine.
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Hello and Welcome from CT, The sliders are always a good investment. I use mine even to stretch out my legs on them (when traffic allows for it)
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Funny, I looked at the same ads on CL since I am also in the Northeast corner here.
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Sounds familiar, I have the same problem!
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You will be only on paper 69! In your mind you will be as old as you decide to be! A good friend of mine is 74 and still does crazy mountain bike rides and still crashing once in a while but it does not stop him (now with the help of a monster e-bike he still kicks a**!) !!!live before you die!!!
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Yeah, when is the video with sound coming?!
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For track days, you can zip tie the center stand to the frame so it does not bounce around (mine just hit the ground in a turn while hitting a bump, I hate that). The weight saving without the c-stand is negligible.
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This is one "cool" machine. I love the ignition key (my uncles used to have old Jawa's with this type of key in the headlight) As for pegs, yes, you a right, in order to keep the grab rail, I will have to do the same thing. I will have to get a used pair on ebay and modify it. Also, my muffler is mounted to the peg on the right site (I will need to talk to my welder to perhaps find a different solution. Now, it becomes a project!
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Left rear turn signal lens assembly for '94 VFR??
Wald replied to bloominguez's topic in Third and Fourth Generation VFR's
Have you tried cmsnl.com ? It is in the Netherlands (Dutchy land) they ship to US and had parts which I could not source in the US. Just got my 4th Gen vents and some tool parts. -
...and you need a Grolsch with it!
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Thanks Dutchy. Who cares if period correct, it is a awesome bike! I kind of like to looks of the VFR without the passenger pegs, I think I will remove mine.
