I could NOT find one for my '97, so I bought at '98 givi rack system. all the brackets fit except the rear bracket arm that fit underneath the...
I am currently in the process of doing the valve inspect/adjust/carb synch job myself. The job requires a ton of time. I am guessing one long...
I upgraded from a BMW F650GS to a '97 VFR (15,800 miles for $3000). My BMW and the KLR are in the same class. The VFR handles like $hit in the...
Here's the old girl all dressed up in her camping gear.
I named my girl Ruby. Here she is infront of the NookSack Cirque in Washington.
One of my buddies also breaks his bead with a long 2x4. There's no real trick to it...just plain old leverage. I live in a townhouse with a...
I found the following forum on ADVrider and I figured....what the hell, let's try it. I bought a harbour freight bead breaker and 8 straps and...
I have just put 10wt in my '97. The front end on mine was diving a bit under quick braking and I didn't like that. I only have 16K miles on it,...
Guys, Thanks for the info. I have changed the plugs, air cleaner (went with the stock one), fuel filter, and have ran two tanks with sea-foam...
hmmm, that's seems to make sense. I just poured some seafoam in. I'll give that a tank or two, then dive into some minor carb fixes. I don't...
Carb re-jetting issues I am going to try the seafoam tomorrow or the next day. I am hoping that this will help smooth her out. The bike...
The bike does feel pretty good, but compared to my old bike: A single banger bmw 650, this bike has astonishing performance. I probably will...
Toe Cutter: Thanks I will give that a try. I have been wanting to check out the air cleaner anyway and see if it needs replaced. The bike has...
I just picked up a 1997 vfr750 with 16K miles. The bike came with a two brother's pipe on it. I have read that the carbs should be re-jetted to...
I bought a pair of Aerostitch Darien pants and never been happier. I converting from my BMW F650GS to my new 1997 VFR (bought three days ago!!)....
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