baggman (11-04-2009)
Well, I've wanted to be a VFR rider for months, years even. But now I am, thanks to a well maintained 1999 example going cheap at a dealer. Someone said to me a few months ago when I was looking around that people who buy VFRs tend to hang on to them. Well, now I know what he means.My bike might have 100,000kms on it but it still runs like a dream. Oh, it needed new plugs and brake fluid. Not much drama coming from the first workshop visit.
Better get on to riding then.
Graeme
Riding makes me a better person, honest.

Hello and welcome boss! We gots quite a few of you folks from land of counter-clockwise flushing toilets! Here is your complementary stripper.
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baggman (11-04-2009)
Welcome to the VFR community. My '98 model has done just over 115,000 km. Very happy with it. Enjoy!!!![]()
WELCOME to the looney bin!
"You have not converted a man because you have silenced him" John Viscount Morley c. 1874
Pleased to meet you; pleased to meet you. I am the Commissioner; Department of Redundancy Department.

You joined the same time I did, and yet you are just getting started.
Welcome aboard, finally.
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Perth rocks my friend. Lived there for a few years. Good luck with the 99.
Hi Graeme, You didn't pick her up at KTM East Vic Park by any chance? Red, one owner, $3,750...
Cheers, J
Yep, that's the one! She's got a few signs of all the kays she's done but generally in very good condition. My last ride was a ZZR600 which was good but more thirsty, less torqey and a bit tempermental when cold...
Riding makes me a better person, honest.
Nice buy!
When i rang KTM the day after you'd bought her I asked... "What sort of condition was she in..." He said one word... "Immaculate!"
I had to ask!
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