Hi All, Florida VFR guy

I am in St Augustine Fl and have a 1995 VFR 750 that I got last year off Craigslist.

Picked it up because it looked good in the picture and was priced right. I had just sold my Ducati 999
and was looking for a new experience and something to work on and spend some money on.

After my first longish ride I realized, despite all my expectations, that I really enjoyed this bike, a lot actually.

After that, I dove right in. All the catch up items (34K miles on it) and then the de rigueur Gen 3 rear wheel and 180 tire, brake pads, head bearings, new thermostat, and the list goes on. I do my own work and have a fairly nice shop so no issue there. So my new to me, priced right Gen 4 is now worth a bit more than I would have thought but this bike is great to ride and I will keep it for a while I can tell.

Looking forward to interacting with the group and getting some new ideas. I am finding myself increasingly attracted to Gen 3's as well...as they said in the movie "somebody stop me"

 

Don't worry about the miles! I recently sold one with 117000, and it still ran and rode great! This is what happens when you buy a lump of Honda goodness! Yours looks great! don't let it tip over though, body parts are almost impossible to find.

 

It tips over..I go naked

 

Bunch of nice touches on your ride!

 

Thanks Samuel, that's from hanging out with the VFR Discussion forum guys, hoping I pick up a few more thoughts over on this nice forum as well.

 

Well, rainy day here, not much to do so I thought I would post another picture, you guys don't mind?

This was a freakin great bike, sold it last year, don't know why, I had it all sorted out, maybe thats why

 

Welcome!

 

Wow! Trying to dump it already! I see you just listed it on eBay, I've seen nicer ones with WAY less miles go unsold for $900.00 less. good luck!

 

What is it?

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I knew a guy that had a Buell. Every year he had to get a new license plate due to vibrations that tore the metal of the attaching screws. I told him to use rubber grommets on the screws but never did! He lost it one year within the first 100 miles of a 450 mile trip in canyon lands. Rode the rest of the way without a plate!;-)

 

Wow good looking bike—- always loved that year—-


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