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  1. rloceo

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    Hello, I'm a new member to VFR World. I currently own a 02' Kawasaki Concours. I am looking to sell it to purchase a new Black VFR. Does anybody know the horsepower and torque for the 2004-2006 VFR?

    Thanks,
    Randall
     
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    All VFR models have around 100 horsepower. I don't know the torque figure (sorry.)

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    michael Administrator Staff Member

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    Torque is in the low 50's at about 7500 rpm
     
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    Hi rloceo. Welcome to the group. Do some exploring and see whats here. There is a lot of useful info.

    Again welcome and enjoy the fun.

    Michael, of all the places I have looked, this is the first site where I have seen torque numbers posted. Kudos!
     
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