I have ridden nearly $100,000 worth of motorcycles...

Holy crap , you are one lucky mofo....first time ta see a VFR so twisted....scars are cool right? NOT

 

That is some rough looking road. What kind of jacket?

 

Yea I took this and went to the state and county all banged up. let em know that stuff they are using for resealing isn't the stuff to use , it fell on death ears. The jacket was a Cortech, it held up quite well considering.

Back on subject, ok Austin Tx. Ooo and a 015 too. Damn panting really good hear. whew, ok, back to our normal thread stuff.

 

Buy it so I will not have the temptation! That is exactly what I want. What a price. I emailed them asking mileage.

 

You know, its been a while since I've been to Florida, buy it and I'll be happy to ride it and deliver it to you. Mind you it may take a while as I would most likely find the most indirect and twistiest roads to get there!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4qjv2uB2IU Go ahead Daryl, work your magic

 

Yummmmmy
Yes please
How much OTD?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUknBK3Bcsk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJxfvLM_zTo

 

I have an f6b and a 98 vfr and that covers the spectrum quite well

 

From AF1 on how many miles on the Tuono.

487, and we’ll do the first service for free for the next buyer.


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^ Dude...... you BITCH! must stay away from this thread....

 

lol, I know! That is a great deal.

 

I remember roads like this. When I road across country two years ago, I remember seeing folks riding in shorts, t-shirts, no helmet. Running 70-75 mph. Nucking Futs.

 

No mileage listed, but I bet it isn't much. The tuning by Micah and the pipe are also worth a decent chunk of change. I just happened to be looking around for leftover RSV4's the other day and came across the Tuono, never called or emailed to get all of the info.

 

Yeah, look at the above posts, I emailed them and they gave me more info and a photo of the bike.

 

Chip Seal......nothing nice. They also do a similar thing called open grade...it's to lessen the chance of hydroplaning. The Chip Seal is just a cheap bandaid on pavement that should be ground and repaved.

 

Basically brand new with extras. Nice Bike.....I'm sure Micah has that thing running pretty sweet. APRC is definitely the only way to go.

 

Lint, California superbike school can provide you a BMW....for a day.