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I found out yesterday when I started contemplating doing a v-tec valve adjustment on my own. I know there was once a very good tutorial with pics that would even rival the 8 x 10 glossy photos documenting the horrendous garbage crime near Alice's Restaurant.

 

Sebastian is going to need psychiatric help if he can't post there anymore.

 

Such a shame. I am surprised that no useable backups exist. I suppose the backup concept as I think of it went out of fashion a few years ago. Even where I work backups dont exist (they use sharepoint). Archive.org has limited possibilities when it comes to forums.
This also mean that the vfrd library of manuals went down the drain.

 

The scope and feeling of loss gets bigger the more you think about it. Kinda weird.

While I like VFRWorld very much, it would be really cool to see a definitive VFR Website (that's not FB) get created with modern, intuitive forum software and engaged owner(s). A mix between donations and a well thought out advertising program. I don't think the current climate will ever allow it to happen. Dinosaurs. I'm just gonna wander off near these tar pits looking for the download section...

Again, not a dis to this place. Just day dreaming.

Long live VFRWorld!

 

what possible reason do we have to believe that wont happen here or anywhere ? THE BIG ZERO !

 

As an Admin, are you able to set up a page here to receive service manual uploads MD?

 

Yeah, this. It would have been nice if there was a chance at a VFRD pre-retire announcement, emails exchanged, glasses raised, high fives on a good run. But it is what it is, Miguel had a perfect storm of technical challenges and although it may have eventually been resurrected, he does have a day job. It is a big loss of historical knowledge and connections. Glad I got to meet and ride with him back in '09, and many more over the years.

Hopefully the vfrd faithful can find vfrworld as a new landing spot.

Michael has also been running this site a long time, so all credit to him. An email from my way back machine...

On 12/31/2005 4:02 PM, Michael J. West wrote:
After three years of running Karl's beloved HondaVFR.com site I rebuilt VFRworld.com from the ground up - it's a whole new site.
I am still in the process of migrating the vast collection of technical information from the old site to the new site, and it's going to take some
time. But, the new site is up and running with a brand spanking new user interface.....

.....Check it out, let me know what you think.

http://vfrworld.com
Cheers,
Michael
Pleasanton, California

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