how miles do u have on ur bike?

i dont have any miles loged on this 87 700 yet but it has 86,000 on the cliker

 

I'm work'n on it but no where near as fast as that guy. I wonder if he walks up-right any more?

 

40,000+ miles on my 86 VF500F

 

Same here slowbird, 86vf500 with about 40,300 miles

 

ok, I know we're talking about mileage here, but what about page 2? (great story!)

 

Mine
97 CBR 900RR 38,000 before left mystable
01 Falco 14,000

Dads
03 Tuono, 34,000
99 Duc 900SS 22,000

Stepdads
94 VFR 35,000
09 FZ1 2,000 ( bought late fall.. and lots of traveling for work so no riding)

these numbers are not exact obviously..

 

Just over 5400 on the 2003 VFR

Around 27,000 miles on CB750 Frame with (x) miles on non serial matching motor with a hole, or"oil cooling vent" in the timing chain track going up on the front of cylinder block. This is what happens when previous owners do not do routine checkups on bikes! steel chain chewed a hole right through the aluminum! Don't see how that much slack could have gone without notice.

It still runs fine though and leaks no oil with my silicone band aid!

 

7258 miles and counting on my VF500f 84'. LOL

But the PO didn't take care of her : (

Mechanically that is : (

 

well my 87 Fh has had 2 different speedos during its lifetime one of which is showing 76k kilometers and the other well i dunno how man it did on hat so at a guess around 50-60'000 miles.

 

I just got my '86 VFR750f, but she has about 41K miles on her and is running. Not registered since '05, so will be interesting to see if I can get her to pass emissions without a carb rebuild.

 

Wow - Having visited AZ several times and being thoroughly impressed, learning now they have a bull-SHlT bike inspection blows their image. I used to live in Nazi JErSey and they had a state inspection as well, I remember some state worker was trying to give me attitude about my bell gt helmet n0t having a dot sticker. That place was filled with stupid arse beauches. Good luck, V-four carbs are not as nice as inline 4s to work on, but u gota love the sound and feel of that motor, some things are worth it.

 

I have a 86 vf500 that I plan on registering in march, at the moment it has yoshi aftermarket exhaust on it. Would it help it pass emissions to have the stock exhaust on it or will it matter?
leaving the carb alone would just the exhaust change back to stock help clean up the emissions any?

Or does anyone know if NC even checks motorcycle emissions? I know they check cars that are 1995+ but wasnt sure about bikes

 

i am up too 2700 now on a rwb i bought in july of 07 ......................i changed the oil 4 times already and am going to change it in march....and slick 50

 

emissions aren't really soley dependant on the pipes, NC. If you're carbs were set with the aftermarkets on them and it passed emission back then, then the only reason you're bike wouldn't pass now is dirty carbs - more specifically, dirty jets. The dirtier the carbs are, the rougher she will run as well.

If your bike is sluggish or has poor fuel economy, that's a big point in the direction of a carb cleaning. Changing back to stock won't really help unless you're aftermarkets are worn out and your originals are fairly new, then you may want to put them back on and have the bike tuned to the original pipes. It's really a matter of preference.

Bottom line, give her a tune up and run her through, if she fails... carb clean. I'm just sayin....

 

Alright, she runs pretty smooth, I have ran carb cleaner through them an all but I know thats nothing like tearing them down and hand cleaning them. If she fails I will tear her down and clean em up, if she passes I might still tear her down and clean em up just because I would like to tinker with them!

 

Mine is 39100 mi, 2002 model and runs great, the only issue is that the max speed is 220 kmH..........I 've read that the 6th gen reaches 250 kmh, when I need more speed I ride my other bike: 2006 RC 51 SP2.......It`s really fast¡¡

 

1984 1000 13,000 miles

 

Just turned 128,000 km (you do the math on miles) on my 06 now. Just like a timex watch

 

69,000 miles.

 

This is what registered on the odo when I arrive home from work today. I couldn't have planned this any better:



Add a numeral "1" in front of that three boiz. I did the math. This equates to:80,778254991 miles.