VFR .what does it mean to you?

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  1. Nailer45

    Nailer45 New Member

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    VFR. Very Fun Ride/ Very Fast Ride/ Vee Four Revs.. I have been a V4 addict since 1983 when i bought my 83 VF750F and put 23,000 miles on it that year.
    My 99VFR feeds my addiction and keeps me sane/balanced so to speak...LOL
    The 99 now has a little over 20,000 miles on it as it only had 11,200 when i bought it last october.

    So what do you think of your V4 experience?
     


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    The sound of half a V8 is what i like the most.
    Very Fluent Ride....
     


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    What do I like most?

    My viffer does whatever I want:cool: . If I want to be mellow its mellow if I want to blast it blasts, if I do something stupid :redface: it forgives me and I love the snarl and rush when the VTEC kicks in. Geez now you have gone and made me want to skip work for the day:smile:.

    Keep the rubber on the road.
     


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    I love that sound, too. I run a 2bros pipe and custom FI map and my bike spits and snorts like a pissed off gorrila when I'm playing around on it... I like it...
     


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    VERY FINE RIDE indeed. or VFROOOMM, or in my case a Red Vicious Frisky Romp. can you tell I love mine.
     


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    exhaust pipe growls

    I spent a lot of time reading on the net before i bought a pipe for my 2001 vfr800. all my buddies with in-line fours were modifying like crazy, and i couldn't find that much. I got a micron oval high-mount, and i loved it, the sound difference was perfect at idle, not too loud taking off, and i noticed a little bit of power difference...justin
     


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    I have a M4 slip on , and it really has great sound at idle and it really sounds good between 7,000---11,000rpm.. I just find it hard to beat the V4 sound , unless you pull up beside a Ducati 916 with a race exhaust.

    My dream machine is a Honda V4 , oval pistons, 32 valve, NR750 , But I dont have $60,000 dollars to spend on one..
     


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    I stopped beside a 916 a few years back, it sounded like a tractor. :tongue:

    No thanks, I'll keep my VFR.
     


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    Yes, I will keep my VFR, as too many miles of smiles and rippin the twisties. The VFR was made for my style of riding...
     


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