VFR off-road?!?!?!? you betcha!

So I saw this while randomly listening to exhaust clips on youtube...


Check it out.


VFR Takes A Dip (LINK)

 

NICE!

I was faced with a similar situation two days ago....there were signs that the road was closed due to flooding but I ignored them figuring it was probably clear....well 8 miles later I hit the flood...it probably was only a few inches deep but was flowing fast so i turned back...a nice 16 mile detour

 

Looks like my ride into work this morning.
I don't think it'll ever stop raining.

 

Come down to south Texas. What the hell is rain????

Bry

 

hehe, this is a vfrd member who just posted this vid recently. Time to repack those bearings!

Some more 'interesting' pics here. http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=52264

 

Ah, yes... I don't frequent that forum as much anymore. Too much BS over there.


As far as the girls are concerned...I'm surprised they were interested in the bikes with the grandpa bags on lol... I definitely get more hits with the cowl on or just the seat and grab rails. The problem I have is that they're just standing around. Everyone knows you have more fun when you take a COED for a ride!:wink:

 

I would worry about getting in that deep... Seems like a bunch of maintentance would have to be done directly after.

Oh and I am talking about the water, not the girls :wink:

 

Someone should point out those are hard case saddlebags, not Pontoons...

 

lol...makes me wonder now though what it would take to hold the VFR above the water

 

that didnt happen to be crossing the roobeedoo now would it?

 

The space between that rider's ears?