vfrcapn

I think there's some pandemic pricing still lingering. I bought a RC51 pre-pandemic for $5K and sold it for $9K during the pandemic. RC's are still going strong but I'm seeing many starting to pop up in that $5K range again, the market is softening. Same with VFR's. Hope you get you're ask, glwts.

Webike is legit Japanese seller, I've bought from them a few times.

Airtech makes some but it's going to be a lot of work to mount and paint. https://www.airtech-streamlining.com/honda-fairings-seats-fenders-parts/VFR7501994-97.htm Or just make it a naked bike!

4 years later.. just weighed this afternoon when changing tires, using a postal scale. Marchesini forged wheel from a 1098 Duc - 7 lb 14oz VFR 5g-6g oem 5-spoke - 13lb 4 oz

I’d say $4.5k if it’s been maintained and is ready to ride. $3.5k if it’s been just sitting and needs freshening. Start by adding $500 to those prices and see where it goes. I just bought a 50k mile ‘98 that’s mechanically great and body near perfect but dirty and grungy, $2100. My ‘99 has almost 120k miles but I wouldn’t sell it for less than $8k. 🍻

The Harbor Freight unit works well enough, I used it for years, but can scratch rims up unless you're very careful. Upgraded to the No-mar unit a few years ago. They aren't cheap but paying those prices, driving 45 minutes to the nearest shop for me, waiting around, still getting my rims scratched by the new kid, it pays for itself after a couple of years.

Can't figure out where I originally found this pic.

For the street: https://www.aerostich.com/

Color? I may have a full set for sale.

I'm still getting late-December dealer emails about Italy shutting down for 3 weeks over the holidays. From last December: URGENT UPDATE: Plan NOW for the DUCATI warehouse closure in Italy - coming next week! Ducati has notified us that the global Ducati parts & accessories warehouse in Italy will be CLOSED for accepting new orders from Dec 20th through Jan 7th! NO OUTGOING SHIPMENTS will be leaving Italy for nearly 3 FULL WEEKS! The fuel sensor on my '20 MS is currently going out, but it is under warranty still. Still fun bike, has been trouble free other than the fuel sensor acting up.

This is a standard option on any Ducati over the last 15+ years.

Someone would... https://www.classic.com/a/mecum-las-vegas-2019-rW9lLn9/lots/1988-honda-rc30-nXldYMn https://iconicmotorbikeauctions.com/auction/1990-honda-rc30-with-3-miles/

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Lot's of people feel the same way. This is another forum member. The things the newer bikes are going to have though are the adjustable power modes, TC, WC, ABS, electronic cruise, etc. You don't sound like that is what you're after but may be a consideration.

Corbin in the US still makes them I think. They'll also recover one if you send them one in rough condition.