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Honda VFR

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Description: Honda VFR 800 F, Red, 2000(), 24400 miles, , Superb sports tourer complete with Givi top box Heated grips and Datatool alarm. £3195.00, TPS Motorcycles, Eastbourne, 01323 488388 Price: £3195

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TPS Motorcycles

97 Station Road Polegate
Eastbourne
East Sussex
BN26 6EB

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Honda VFR 800cc Apr '07 (07)

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Review What to say about the VFR? Well I've had sports bikes most of my time but decided to go for something that might be comfortable and less back breaking and wrist snapping than I was used to. Looked round for candidates and a friend let me have a go on his VFR and was hooked from the start, now don't get me wrong this bike isn't all sweetness and smiles. So I decided to go down my local honda dealer and see what they had in to offer in the way of quality used goods. After some haggling about price and what freebies they might throw in, to try and influence a deal, then after signing on the dotted line and the sad farewell to my 05 plate ninja, it was done and I was commited and not to the local nut house either. I picked up the bike on a nice sunny friday afternoon and decided to go and see what it was capable of doing. Round town wasn't pleasureable. It wasn't happy in traffic and even though was a cool day, the temp was starting to go skyward quickly till it got to 106 and the fans kicked in. The engine isn't smooth round town and is lumpy in traffic and almost made me feel sea sick with the too and throwing. The throttle seems to come on sudden and jerks the front end into life. Once I got out of town onto some familiar country roads then the bike seemed to find its niche. The bike handled well enough and seemed to pull nicely and the judder effect of a v engine disappeared once it got upto 5 grand. So a bit further on and we'd started to get acquainted and I opened the throttle and once the vtech kicked in a horrible sound of what sounded like some mechanic had left a few of his spanners in the engine for a joke came into life. After I got to my local cafe I went to put the bike on its centre stand and almost got an hernia in the process. I know it might seem as though I wasn't happy with the bike but the truth is this bike has grown on me and is comfy on long hauls and is so at home clocking up mileage and after a 250 mile round journey I got off it and didn't walk as though I had some kind of disability. The truth is it doesn't do anything brilliantly but on the other hand it doesn't do anything totally bad either. THis bike has surprised me and I like it, but one mans dream is another mans knightmare. ps almost forgot but winter riding isn't too clever with the linked brakes on icy or greasy roads Submitted by Reb in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire on 16/11/2008 This review has been shown 28580 times Write a Review for Honda VFR See ads for Honda VFR for sale

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Honda VFR 800cc Sept '03 (53)

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Review Well what can i say..... You will love this bike or hate it! I am a great lover of the fine motorcycle!!!! Its just so rewarding and lush to ride. Great looks as well. I always turn heads when i am on it. I recommend one to any bike rider! Submitted by Stan6818 on 01/11/2008 This review has been shown 42075 times Write a Review for Honda VFR See ads for Honda VFR for sale

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