How did you hear of VFRworld?

Google Search on VFR 800 information...and right to VFR World. Was researching enhancements for my newly acquired asset.

 

Googled it like 4 years ago, but for some reason it wasn't the site it was as it is today, so yea a was a VFRD visitor then they booted my ass. I was all about the original VFR750 site back in the mid 90s that was a good site then came advancements in the inter-net. When I came back Micheal had rework this site to be just the right fit for me. good job

 

I was looking for parts online on google and i found VFRD and joined and then found VFRWORLD and never went back to VFRD ,

 

The folks at VFRD seemed stuffy at first, but like I said, they do have alot of knowledge to draw from. I think it was worth it for me to stick around. I feel like I have been accepted there. They do have a sense of humor there, just less of a sense of FUN than here.

 

Yea well you fit the bill in acceptance's, you folks having 5th or 6th gens have one or two up on us 3rd and 4th gen owners. the only thing I did like from VFRD is they seemed to have folks from the land of Oz, also like here, that are pretty cool cats.

 

I was reading the fireblades site and I think thats where I first saw a reference to VFR world. eddie

 

Google!

 

Google search, I have a habit of collecting every bit of information about a an item immediatly after purchasing. Usually not before hand, takes the fun out of an impulse buy.

 

Was lookin around to see if Honda ever owned up to those R/R failures and some tips on how to fix busted ABS.

Honda didn't-figured it out meself-found a great article on oils to try to get out from under my local Honda dealer's ripoff pricing for Golden Spectro. Found what I needed on the oil at Wally's.

 

Googled ... then read. If this place didn't have interesting people with intelligent opinions I wouldn't have joined.