You may hear me, but you are not understanding. Clearly you don't get it. Forget I mentioned everything. I'm sure your wrists are so much better...
Try it sometime. Once you're rolling, it takes almost no effort.
If you feel any weight on your hands, even while not moving, you're doing it wrong. You shouldn't be placing any weight on your hands. Clamp the...
150 mph on my 2000. Had it pinned, and as previously noted there's limiter that prevents you from going any faster. I did note however, that...
Sheesh, not even Bold New Graphics.
Even the motorags consider the 5th gen to be the best version of the best all around streetbike every built. I agree. But I may be biased. Its...
I've never had any issue with the seat or the handlebars. I don't lean my weight on my wrists. I clamp the tank with my knees and use the large...
Just curious, how many miles do you have on each bike? I know the ride on my '00 began to feel very harsh after about 23k miles.
Last year I ran off the road and crashed in the grass. Had to replace a broken upper and right fairing. I got all that taken care of and had the...
I've just about given up on the "look over your shoulder to check the blind spot" thing. The incident you describe above, or something just like...
I've got a 5th Gen VFR, and I love it. I honestly don't think it needs any more power. 150mph is fast enough. I love the engine as it is. I...
I wonder what the international motorcycle hand signal is for "Dude... your leg just got ripped off"
5th Gen (1998-2001), because the bike had reached the finest level of refinement without the needlessly complicated Vtec engine. Even the...
I regret not buying my buddy's RD400 when he went off to college. It never was mine, but I did log a lot of miles on it and absolutely loved it.
BikeBandit.com has the actual blow-up parts diagrams with part numbers. Just follow the link for OEM parts, enter your bike and year and start...
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