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Discussion in 'Introductions' started by KurikaVFR, Apr 10, 2015.

  1. KurikaVFR

    KurikaVFR New Member

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    Hi to everybody.

    I am from Lisbon, Portugal and I own a 1994 VFR 750 with 63.000 Km.
    I have been riding bikes on almost a daily base for more that 20 years and had quite a few of all styles.

    This is my second VFR, I had a 1991 VFR400R some 17 years ago, if I still had it today I would never ever sell it! :)

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    We never had the opportunity in the US to buy a VFR400. I imagine it would be great in everything but long straights. How do you like your 750 compared to the 400? Welcome to the forum.
     


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    The 400 was only sold for a short time here in Portugal, but it was much more expensive than the CBR600 so everyone went for the more powerful 600.
    There are around 30/40 VFR400 in Portugal, from what I know.

    It's a fantastic little bike and it's very difficult to compare to the 750, since the 400 is much more of a sport bike, lighter and with a very aggressive riding position.

    If you are looking for a R and not a F, then the 400 is better in every way except on the engine power.
    If you like a little bit of comfort and not having wrist pains after some miles, then forget the 400. :)

    Get the best of both together and we have one of my dream bikes, that I never got to see live: the VFR750R.
     


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