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  1. brody0309

    brody0309 New Member

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    Hello to everyone!! I'm new to the site well I've been reading for a little while. I just recently pulled the trigger on a 97 euro spec VFR 750 with approx 20,000 miles. It's been dropped on both sides while the bike was not moving(don't ask I don't know how lol). I bought it for 500.00 runs drives just fine.

    I'm in the Army for 16 years and currently stationed in Germany, I have 2 Harley's a 2009 Road Glide lots of motor work and a 2009 Iron 883 that just don't fit in with all the autobahn travel even to commute. So I started looking for a project bike that I can ride a bit harder/faster, daily no matter the weather.

    I have also bought a 94 CBR 900rr Fireblade also a project bike runs but was in a pretty bad wreck the foundation is there and solid, all the high dollar parts. I actually stumbled upon the VFR by accident. I had thought of doing the SSSA swap even before I stumbled upon this VFR but, after riding and reading many posts and seeing the love for the VFR by all it's followers I'm thinking about just fixing the VFR.

    I know some may be bias as far as which to sink my money into but lets hear your thoughts and opinions please.
     


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  2. Scubalong

    Scubalong Official Greeter?

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    :welcome: to the world mate, glad to have you and congratulation on your new ride.
    Thanks for your service soldier :usa2:
    Nice to be able to get Euro bike and take them home when you done with your deployment. :thumbsup:
     
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    Yes, Thank you for serving your country and welcome to the fold. :cool:

    PS/we had a Foreign Exchange Student from Germany some years ago...
     


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    Welcome to you soldier!
     


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