Mine got to about 118 that day.
Looks very close to the blue that was used for the '00 & '01. Very nice. :smile:
The poodle was probably thinking, "Hurry up & take your stupid photo. I'm freezing my butt off!!"
I've seen a pic of a Goldwing with the front wheel well off the ground. And a pillion!! :eek:
Fastest I got my black '94 to was 240km/h indicated. Also 240km/h indicated for my red '00.
Hmm, what was being said here? "Don't move, or else!!" :tongue:
Change the locations, car & SUV (here in Australia they are called 4WDs) brands & that rant wouldn't be out of place over here....
Nice, it's not even run in yet!! As for tyres, my 2 cent opinion is for Michelin Pilot Power. Possibly a Pilot Road on the rear if you commute....
Hi Steve, welcome. :smile:
Honda only built it so they could compete with Ducati in World Superbike.
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There are pics in my gallery of my Garmin SP2610 mounted on my bike. :smile:
I've only had 3 bikes. 1 - '00 VFR800 2 - '94 VFR750 3 - '99 CB250
There was a pic on VFRDiscussion some time ago of a 5th generation VFR that looked as though the entire bike was rust. Hideous... :eek:
My '00 had 27,000km on the clock when I bought it, don't know if it has the same chain/sprockets from new. It's booked in for the 72,000km service...
From memory that was called the Rockster (or something similar) in Australia. BMW seem to have a thing for fugly bikes. R1100/1150/1200GS anyone?
Santa avoided me this year. :pout: VFR is booked in for the 72,000km service this Friday. Then I'll start looking into getting the suspension done.
My local dealer has the RC30 that Troy Corser rode to win the '94 Australian Superbike Championship. It's not running at the moment, from memory I...
I don't seem to be computer savvy enough to work out how to do it. :redface:
Seeing as there was no All of the above option, I went for all round ability. :smile:
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