Putting my deposit on a 25th Anniversary unit tomorrow

*points* I'm in Canada!

 

thanks for the welcome!

My understanding is that it's just a different paint job (CAD$300 extra). The pictures really, really don't do it justice (how many times has that been said of Honda products!).

 

The only difference between the 2007 RWB and the Dark Candy Red is the color and the 25th Anniversary badge on the gas tank. In the US, the upcharge for the RWB is $500.

 

The differences that I'm aware of are all cosmetic, none mechanical. They include:
two color paint (White and Blue) with the Red being vinyl stickers
Frame and rims painted Flat black
25th Anniv. Sticker on the tank

The charge is an MSRP, but you should be able to discount that cost. Search and you'll find what folks paid this time last year.

 

Congrats! I am also a "new" VFR owner ('07 RWB), and sometimes just like looking at it. Well, at the moment, "looking" is about all most of us can do. Anyway, welcome to the club/forum/user group/ [insert other names here].

 

Still lookin' too. My RWB has been in the garage 17 days since it was delivered to my house by the dealer. Some day it will warm up/dry up and I can ride it. Sure does look good though.

 

haha Thank you! I ordered a vanity licence plate that reads "VFR25" for it :biggrin:

 

Sweet! We will have to meet up in T.O. in the spring... I bought a RWB from Classic Honda in December, mine is still in the showroom (haven't decided when to take delivery yet!) CAN'T wait for spring...

 

So yer the bum who got the last RWB VFR from Danny! haha

We'll have to hook up for sure, do a RWB ride.

 

Still several RWB's here in Tucson (and Phoenix too). I passed on several in order to get my red one (it was faster). :smile: So, come out, buy one, ride around in our weather, and then ride home or trailer it home.

 

I would, but I'd like my new bike to have warranty

 

Hey you guys from Toronto:smile:

I am from Montreal and planning to take a week end with the RWB VFR and the wife (do not tell her i put the bike first:wink: ) towards Wasaga beach or anywhere with curvy roads:tongue: next spring, maybe we could meet ?:smile:

Alain

 

Keep us in mind, I'm right in Halton Hills... about the only place in southern Ontario with curves, makes for a good ride up to the beach.... if you'll be 2-up with your wife I could probably convince mine to go along as well... keeps em occupied!

Oh, and the bike always goes first!!!!

 

Hey 25th'ers, here's an interesting thread for your perusal.

how-many-2007-rwb-were-made

 

Congradulations!! You will really enjoy the ride and the colors really stand out. :whoo: