What model do you ride?

[michael]

Curious about the distribution.

[Mud Muncher]

I ride a 2002, I purchased it new it 2003. I have also added the hard luggage.

[Viffergirl]

2005 model with hard luggage. Bought it off the show room floor. Luv it.

[michael]

would love to see pictures of everyone's bikes! just upload to the photo gallery, it's easy and free! [url]http://vfrworld.com/photos/uploadphoto.php[/url]

[hatzyian]

1999, brand new out of the crate almost 7 yrs ago. Never regreted it.

[evad]

A 2000 Yellow VFR, Two Brothers can, K&N filter and Power Commander. Best bike I ever owned, EVAD.

[Minax]

'84 VF1000F
and I sold my vf750f to a buddy to buy my 1000
http://vfrworld.com/photos/showphoto...00/ppuser/1633

[92yellowveefer]

1992 - bought it new in '91. My pics are in the gallery.

[edigert]

I have a 1998vfr, i bought mine in used 02 with about 9800 miles. Currently it has 23,000. It is a great bike and runs hard.

[RVFR]

Had a 84 Vf1000 then to a 86VFR 700 then to a 96VFR which was the bike to have for ever, till a drunk on the freeway decided that it was time to pass out, taking me and 3 cars with him, what a mess. Took a couple years to get back in the saddle, was given a 87vfr700 that needed fixed it up once done, I tooled around on that while I was healing up, then, the bug bit and checked out the new versions of VFRs, didn't care for em, funny too cause I was sure I'd fall right in, Nope, so went hunting for what I had, found the one I have in Phoenix of all places, one owner looks like it was well takin care of. Sold the 700 and added up what I had before, Staintune, Race Tech, K-N but this time around I'm trying out the Pirelli Corsas use to run with BS but these had a good price and the rant-rave was noticable, So far they are great! Now, for the Ohlins shock. All is good again.

[VFRMike]

Currently riding an 02 VFR but previously had a 99 VFR. Also had an RC 51 for about 9 months. I do not miss the gear whine from the 5th gen but am not sure I'm a fan of the VTEC either. Overall, I've really enjoyed both generations.

VFRMike.

[Davidvfr]

I have a red 2000 model. Bought it used in December '04 after my '94 VFR was written off.

It came with a Ventura rack & a low mount Staintune. I've added a Bagster tank cover & tank bag (from ebay for AUD $93.00 ), recently bought a rear hugger that hasn't been fitted yet.

[jev]

I currently ride a 99, but am selling for an 06. I've had an 86 vf500 and 86 vfr700. Pics in gallery.

[falcon186]

2005 VRF800 RED ........I just bought this baby May 19 2006 on the showroom floor 0 km. very happy and just can't wait for the break in period to end......

[seadooloo]

I have an 02 bought new and so far I love this bike.

[V-FORE]

I have a 94 , Love it!! I previously had a 84 V45 Sabre

[aaron]

I ride an '02 VFR. Bought it in '05 with minimal mileage. Just recently bought the Givi hardbags.

[Vlad Impaler]

1995 model.
On my birthday in Dec of 94, I got a phonecall at work that it was in. I asked them not to bust the crate 'til I came over. I helped open it and set it up. Stilll think that is my best bitrhday to date!
That was the first VFR that shop had ever ordered. They were a small town outfit in West Tennessee.

[freewheelburner]

99 VFR 800 Best bike I have owned. Love it!

[VFRKitten]

'99 VFR ... borrowed an '04 for a while but not really fussed with it .. was happy to give it back .. I like my '99 better !

[freewheelburner]

I really had no opinion about any VFR except for that time one blew my doors off at Virginia Beach one time...but I do love this bike and I,m glad to hear that I picked the right one. A buddy of mine "Moto Joe" suggested the VFR when I was looking for a new ride and once I saw the 99 I was hooked.

[reg71]

freewheel, I was kinda the same way. I wasn't in the market for a VFR, but one happened to come up for sale fairly close to me so I thought I'd take a look. I liked it, and the price wasn't too bad. I have to say that usually after any big purchase I feel sick for a couple days...it's just something I've always done...but not with the VFR. Very little buyers remorse, and if I ever do start to feel any, I push the starter button. Just hearing it run makes me feel good. Sounds crazy but it's true. I'm no balls-out racer or anything, I just like to ride. I even feel good when I'm going to work when I'm riding the bike. Of course, I've always been like that about motorcycles.

[freewheelburner]

Square Pants, I could'nt have said it better. I am one of those guys that just ride because I can I don't wait for a nice day or do it to be cool. It's just something I love to do. I got away from it for a few years and now that I'm back I realize how much I missed it. The bonus is that my new job allows me to bag about 250 miles a day sometimes cruising through the Catskills...and they pay me by the mile too......sweeeeeet!~

[VFRKitten]

I just like to ride. I even feel good when I'm going to work when I'm riding the bike. Of course, I've always been like that about motorcycles.

I have to agree with you there peregrin .. I ride to work every day regardless of the weather because I enjoy it. I am often asked why I don't get a car to drive when it is raining/cold etc and usually no amount of explanation to someone who does not ride will have them understanding the pleasure in being on the bike.

[vfrcanuck]

just happened to stumble across this site, i have an 86, bought in used in 89, had a lot of great rides with it, even rode it to new mexico and back in 94 ( i live in canada ). but as things go, i got married and have 3 kids now, even with all the chirpin the wife has done about selling it, i have it tucked away in my shed, waiting patiently for me to shine er up and ride her once more !!

[sirprice]

Blue 97 model currently 69,000 kms + and loving it.
Pics in the gallery

[stratus17]

I bought my blue 2001 model in June 2005 at 24500 km. Now it has 36500 km.
Added MRA Touring screen, heated grips, MCT54 lowering kit, GSG crash pads

[NYMBYSS]

i ride a 03 and lovin it too many mods to list.

[jchag1718]

Vintage 1984 VF750F.

[92yellowveefer]

Never too many to list...
Details!