The VFRWorld LOVE thread....

but my bike is better than yours...mainly because it's mine and yours is to damn far away to be of any use.

Honestly though this sight has helped a ton, the vfr is my first bike and without vfr world i would have so many answered questions, i would also have no idea how to maintain my bike.

 

Dammit, I was going to say that!

Good idea, Derstuka, things were getting a bit tense in places.

I do agree as well that I could care less what people ride. Underneath we are all riders first, Honda owners second. I've got a Suzuki as well, I ride with people on many other other makes and models, and I don't even give it a second thought. What is important is that we are joined by the thrill of riding.

 

heh, i still get excited when I see vfr of any year and instantly want to go follow them. But seems there always going the other way....jerks.

 

I generally believe that we ride VFR's because we have the maturity, gained from years of experience of riding, of riding other bikes or simply having the wisdom obtained from life experiences that has taught to us make the right choices. Regardless of what gen bike you choose to ride, it is still a VFR, and that makes you one of us.

One writer that reviewed the VFR recently wrote that the VFR was a gentleman's sportbike.........let's see if we can make VFRWorld the gentleman's VFR forum of choice.

 

you guys take this sheit too serious.
Group Hug :grouphug:
VFr's rule
I'LL RIDE WITH ANY OF YOUSE GUYS.
But if you are going to get on here an whine and cry about your bike or my bike.
I am going to give you A hard time.
and if you are gonna cry and say I am going to take my toys and go home. BOO HOOO. then wah wah i am gonna call you a WAAAmbulance.
I wasn't too tense. I was a teepee and a wigwam:wedgie:


Taz is a crybaby:hurt:
couldn't resist:sorry: he should grow up!


My bike is better than all of yours, cause it's mine and I love it

 

I did not pick my Yellow Beast, she picked me.
So on the web site that VFRs go to when we sleep they argue about which rider is best.
Who has nicer butts. Older or Younger riders habits. Who leans the furthest or gives the best rub downs...

OK, that was weird. I love you guys.

 

Sniff, sniff, yes I remember that special night we stayed up watching brokeback after a ride... oh whoops!! It's not that kind of thread! :lol:

I don't give a damn either what kind of ride you have either. Hell, my best friend has a Honda CB919 and another riding buddy has a Suzuki SV1000. We don't care about who's riding what as long as you're enjoying your ride and sharing fun moments!

I like this site not only because of the great advice and technical information but it also provides a great "lighter" side to motorcycling. Sense of humor is a requirement here.

P.S.
Derstuka, make sure to ask the next girl you nearly run over what she thinks of the Iraq situation :lol:

 

Spot on thread!! I love me some VFR's. Especially.....well, all of 'em. :love:

I've learned so much from all of you guys. That's what this is supposed to be like. eace:

 

what!!! theres no more love???...i thought we were all getting along just fine... big group :grouphug: i must be a slut ill ride with any bike, even red ones :tongue:

 

LOL!

Hey Joey and drewl, you guys are bringing back some good memories of "the rub down"!

OK kind of creepy...I'm going to go have sex with the VFR!

That's the nice thing about a shotgun exhaust, the top is 4th base and the bottom is 5th base!

Seriously,

If it weren't for people like Jamie Daugherty, masonV45, the guy at JT Electrical and others this site would be crap.

Because of VFRW I know what to expect from any generation I end up purchasing, if I did.

And that's a good thing.


BZ

 

Not quite right here. I am 52. I have age and maybe not maturity. I wanna be a fireman when I grow up. I have little experience riding, being a two year rider. My wisdom is most often mistaken as gobble gock. Most my memorable life's experience hurt like hell. But I did have the sense first, to finally get a MC, second to Take the course. third to by new, and forth to make it a VFR and fifth but not least.... wait for it....ready... joined VFRworld.

OOOOHH I think I am ready to vomit now folks.

WHre's the beer thread...how 'bout the scotch. Did anyone answer my thread on golfing?

 

Hey there Happy Haaasewn.

Thanks for trying to turn the tide. If you were closer I would kiss you on the lips :kiss::jaw:

 

^^^^^now that's love!

 

:team2::encore::angel::hug::tea::grouphug::hippie::kiss::love::makeout::welcome:
Peace and Love Peace and Love

 

Da red wonz go faster!
Waaagh!

also about maturity. I agree to a point, but this is my first bike and i am 25.
Comes down to knowing you want the best and you want it all day long.

 

ahhhhh....love indeed

I have been semi-lurking here since last summer, mainly because I haven't decided exactly how to fit my brand of humour and nonsense into this mix. I find this to be a righteous place for info, but haven't done much to make myself better known.

Over at the Valkyrie board (VRCC), I just kinda stopped being a regular as well. Time, energy and attention can and do change with life chuggin' along.

So for the sake of this "love thread", let me end this by ripping this quote from The Portable Curmudgeon

"Love: Two minutes and fiftytwo seconds of squishy noises"

Now maybe you can see why I lurk...

 

It's not about sport bikes vs cruisers, American vs foreign, Honda vs anything else. I went to the AHDRA races a few weeks ago, and the HD guys showed me and my VFR as much love as I showed those big iron machines. Hells Angels, Pagans, all of them.

Remember, it's not what you ride, as long as you ride!

Except those scooter guys. Something weird about those things.:der::der::der::drool:

 

I hate these threads... I step away from the world for one week, come back and STUKA of all people is talkin' about sharin' the love - and he's in freakin' San Diego - not San Fransico!!

Worst part is I missed all the piling on etc. where is the gossip column forum?

:wink:

 

Great responses all...

I bought a 4th, while looking for a 5th, because I can't afford a 6th!
I'm an old school analog guy in a digital world so 'carbs are cool'.
It came with a D&D, to loud for me, put a Staintune baffle in it and now, in the words of one of my more experienced rider friends who rode it "It sounds like I'm being chased by an old 454 Chevelle SS."
Love this site-try to check it every day...

rangemaster