Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 8:40 pm
Not sure I want to ask, MikeBoxermed69 wrote:
Ask Tony to tell you what happened to the VFR in our group a couple of years ago
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Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2015 9:32 am
No one was badly hurt but the viffer went home on the back of a truck. Fella binned it in front of me - a little bit too exciting
The next few minutes was a busman's holiday 
Popped in for a cup of tea with Tony and Violette on the way south last year. He was on good form.
Have a great time.
Mike
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2015 9:11 am
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:29 pm
Such precious cargo, I'll bet that was one of your most nervous rides ever?
I took my young nephew out for a spin on the back a few years ago, he loved it, I, whilst making sure he enjoyed it, was shitting myself in case some idiot did what idiots do
Great to hear that she loved it
Steve
I took my young nephew out for a spin on the back a few years ago, he loved it, I, whilst making sure he enjoyed it, was shitting myself in case some idiot did what idiots do
Great to hear that she loved it
Steve
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:57 am
Nice. I used to love when my dad took me out on his bike. During the summer I'd pester him as soon as he got in through the door from work. I wouldn't even give him a chance to get his gear off.
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:07 am
I had a red VFR800 until beginning of this year but I let it go as, whilst capable, it was bland. Thought long and hard about the replacement however having owned a new 1100S in 2000 I knew what I wanted, just needed to find the right one. As you say, the VFR is respected but not loved.
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 2:26 pm
Sorry fellas - totally forgot to reply.
Yes, precious cargo indeed but Molly had been pestering me for ages to go for a spin on the bike.
Henners - agree with what you're saying, in fact back in 2003 I owned another red VFR8 and it nearly put me off motorcycling altogether. Now, I just seem to have clicked with it - strange how time (and older bones!) tends to alter one's view of things. But yes, I really like the VFR - it's a wonderfully capable bit of kit - but perhaps not a bike I take a long lingering look at before closing the garage door. Saying that, my 1150GS wasn't but I loved that.
Yes, precious cargo indeed but Molly had been pestering me for ages to go for a spin on the bike.
Henners - agree with what you're saying, in fact back in 2003 I owned another red VFR8 and it nearly put me off motorcycling altogether. Now, I just seem to have clicked with it - strange how time (and older bones!) tends to alter one's view of things. But yes, I really like the VFR - it's a wonderfully capable bit of kit - but perhaps not a bike I take a long lingering look at before closing the garage door. Saying that, my 1150GS wasn't but I loved that.
Re: Not the most inspiring bike...
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2017 4:04 pm
They are brilliant bikes, very cheap to buy for what you get. .....
here's mine.
I keep looking for an 1100s to replace it with, but want a nice one with the above bar handle bar conversion
my most precious cargo......see avatar....
here's mine.
I keep looking for an 1100s to replace it with, but want a nice one with the above bar handle bar conversion
my most precious cargo......see avatar....
Re: Not the most inspiring bike...
Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2017 3:26 pm
After owning more than 40 motorcycles in 20 years.. I settled on the following Hondas mostly:
Re: Not the most inspiring bike...
Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 5:48 pm
Added one more Honda..
soon to be back on a BMW, too:
soon to be back on a BMW, too: