cant find "Intro Forum"

I have recently joined Vfrworld and the web page keeps asking me to introduce myself in the Introductions Forum but when I click on it the page comes up with "Cant be found"
Has anyone experienced this or has anyone got any advice for me, I am finding the web site a little hard to get around in it ( Sorry may be my age...)
Terry

PS: I have just purchased a brand new 2016 Vfr1200F today and clocked up 20 Klms. I am so impressed with this bike. I was originally looking at a 2010 one but walked into the bike shop and saw the new black/white one and did it look good, fell in love all over again. The concept of the Bike is just want we wanted for 2 up touring and are planning a road trip down to Tasmania this year. The actual bike I received today was actually the 2nd bike, the first one 2015 model (out of the crate) was damaged in transit to the bike dealer so they had to get another one which is a 2016 manufacture date (out of the crate)
I have been researching the vfr for the last 3 weeks and googled so much info from both sides of the fence, some love it some don't.... So I feel I know it quite well even though I have only test ridden it twice. I am thinking this is going to be the perfect bike for the wife and myself.

 

Hi Terry LB and welcome to the madhouse:welcome:

Your intro post here is fine - but you will find the introductions (and other sub-sections of the) forum by heading to the VFR World home page and then scrolling way down. There you will find the various sub forums for specific vfr models.

If you don't want folks raggin on you please post up a photo of your new bike.

Take Care

SkiMad

 

Hi Skimad
Thanks mate... have posted 2 photos of the new bike into Photos

 

:welcome: to the world!! Nice ride!!!!

for those that don't know where the pic is .......

http://vfrworld.com/photos/data/500/image25.jpeg

 

Damn.........She look Sick brah :love:

 

:welcome: to the Zoo from across the pond mate :wave:
Very nice VFR :thumb:

 

Cool. Glad they are continuing the paint/decal design from the front to the rear. The primary flaw in the aesthetic of the original bikes was the rear was not colored. This new bike appears more balanced as a a result.

 

Yeah, I can see why that one was your kryptonite. Sharp bike. Really like the color scheme with the white wheels. Welcome to the madhouse.

 

Thanks guys ... Yes the continuing colour theme was what first got my attention. I had a 1990 Cbr 1000f with the white wheels and red and black colour scheme on the bike it was the nicest colour I have ever seen on those bikes but again the red fads a little as it had on my Vtr. I would like to place the photo of the bike in the place where you guys have them (the front page of my details) not sure if I am saying this right. I have been playing around with the shocky settings and get it turn into the corners a little better, understanding it's not my VTR 1000 which I throw about easily