Another new VFR owner

After years of riding everything from Vstars, Roadstars, CBR's, SV's, and Ninja's, I finally realized I need a VFR and found a heck of a deal on a 2004. She's the asphalt variety :thumbsup: and only has 4k miles on her. I'm loving it so far and believe I finally found the bike to keep.

Scott

 

Congrats and welcome to the madness

 

Welcome! Post some pics when you get a chance! What was the going price for your 04?

 

$4500 :thumbsup:

 

Awesome bike and great deal!! :thumbsup:

 

Welcome aboard, Scott.

 

That is a good deal! Enjoy!

 

Welcome aboard sir! How do you find the VFR's power output compared to some of the sportier bikes you've owned in the past? Are you dissapointed a little bit or do you think the power is adequate for your needs?

Regards,
Rollin

 

Awesome! Great bike, great price for the mileage!

 

For me, I think the VFR is a great all around bike. The low end reminds me of my SV1000S - lots of low end torque/grunt, then the VTEC side reminds me of the high winding CBR's/Ninja's. Obviously, the VFR is heavier then the "sports", but its also hard to ride them all afternoon without alot of stops/breaks.

I'm lucky in that I live at the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains and approx. 20mins from Deals Gap aka Tail of the Dragon, so I have all types of roads around me to test the VFR....:thumbsup:

Rollin, I'd love to have your '93.....know of any nice examples for sale preferably in the Southeast? That is my all time favorite VFR and I'd love to own one.

Scott