Brown81

Looks terrific!

So, "no".

Great route. Wish I could join, but moved across country. Really miss the CA riding and this was my local area. Enjoy!

So, you feel you have mastered your mechanical skills? Are you a full time motorcycle mechanic?

Wow. Clean! The best looking of all the VFR's, Imo.

BARF (Bay Area Riders Forum) would be a great place to ask this. Lot of racers and fans there. I've been there often but never camped. But did camp at Laguna many times.

Leaving out the rider of course: Liter bike will crush a VFR completely. 0-100 literbike can do it with coming out of first gear! Even a modern 600 will spank it. Just the reality of power to weight ratio. That said: VFR is spot enough for street riding. I wish I had a nickel for every supersport I blew by in the twisties. I'd buy a Ducati and never speak to you people again. I need I need.

Thank you. Just want to ride some twisties as much as possible. I do respect what it is about and remember the original event and the reason for it. But had been off the forum for a few years. Nice. I'll keep in touch. And if you are ever riding in this area and have any routes you would like to share, please let me know.

Hmm. Never had any ability to do this when in CA. But now in Raleigh, and need to see some decent roads before I go nuts. Haven't seen a turn since I moved here. A few questions: -Anybody riding out there from Raleigh/durham/CH or coming through here? -Are there rides for small groups of experienced riders or are these "group rides" with many levels?

Wow, looks great!

Indeed. Glad you got back on one!

Very interesting thread! Thanks for sharing and educating.

I like the newer link pipe! Loop was neat but I like the cleaner look. And better clearance. Awesome project!

At that price would be worth trying for sure! I am looking for about 25mm I think.

I've been considering doing this to my 4th gen. My last one I had dropped the triples about 10mm and it really improved the handling, but it sacrificed some ground clearance. So, I want to do this when I install a new shock. But, dang, 160$ for two metal plates seems very spendy! Just seems a bit much! I've also found this place. A much simpler and cheaper one: https://www.bikefarmmv.com/epages/79512538.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/79512538/Categories/"Heckhöherlegung bikefarmMV"/"Honda Höherlegung" I've got an email to them to see if they will ship to US.