My "new to me" 04 VFR800

Got word back for the OK548 no cut frame sliders kit... Crazy expensive :( Here's the email...

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Hi Rodney.

We do ship to Canada. We post the items on eBay Australia as a Buy It Now item and send you the link.

OK548 no cut frame sliders kit sells for AUD$249. The shipping weight of OK548 is 3.5kg.

There are three Australia Post freight options-

ECI (Express Courier International) 2-4 business days AUD$134.65
EPI (Express Post International) 3-7 business days AUD$88.25
AM (Air Mail) 3-10 business days AUD$82.50

More information regarding these services is available at www.auspost.com.au

There is one small modification required to fit the kit on US/Canadian models. An emissions valve on the right hand side needs to be modified so that it uses one mounting bolt instead of two. It is a very simple thing to do.

If you would like to proceed with a purchase, please let me know via return email and I shall post the items on eBay and send you the link once done.

Thanks,"
 
I paid 185$ for mine and they came from the States.
$250 is on the high side but much cheaper than fairing repairs if you drop the bike.
The shipping rates hurt though... :(
 
Yea, and it's AUD$249 ($255CND) and shipping is another $80+... But they are sweet.
lol... Yeah... That's definitely pricey for frame sliders...
It's a good thing to have, as they say, better have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
 
Saw the bike at Zdeno's a few times. Nice ride!

Nice bike - was thinking about one myself. Enlighten me - every VFR forum I read says best buy is pre-2001 (before VFR went VTEC).
Is that true or is it just VFR purist talk?

As a 2000 owner ...
Gear-driven cams = less maintenance
Non-VTec = power when i want it

Gotta say though, i like the undertail and the 6th gen has some nice angles.
 
Gotta say though, i like the undertail and the 6th gen has some nice angles.

It is possible to put a 6th gen tail on the 5th gen. Undertail exhaust and looks so nice on a 5th gen :)
 
Installed new levers :)

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Since March 2012 I've done the following...

Work/Repair/Mods Completed: (Latest first)
- Removed Snorkel, plugged tube and taped snorkel http://johnny.chadda...el-mod-for-vfr/
- Flapper/Air intake mod - Removed rubber intake module/value (May 2012)
- PAIR mod - Removed connector under tank and taped ends (May 2012)
- Installed triple tree (yoke) cover
(May 2012) http://www.skurccf.com
- Installed Power Commander V - Removed seat, lifted tank, removed left fairing (May 2012)
- Installed levers (May 2012) http://www.the2wheels.com
- Shaved seat. Took about an inch off from underneath (April 2012)
- Installed grab bar fillers (April 2012)
- Tail Tidy LEDs installed (April 2012)
- Brake modulator installed (April 2012)
- Tail tidy using exiting hardware (April 2012)
- Removed front reflectors (April 2012)
- Removed rear pegs and used plugs to cover screw holes (March, 2010)

Maintenance: (Latest first)
- Removed engine oil because the dealer put to much in (April, 2010)
- Installed new OEM air filter (April, 2010)
- Topped up coolant with Motul (Yellow) (April 2012)
 
Congratz on the 6th gen. Very beautiful!!

Nice bike - was thinking about one myself. Enlighten me - every VFR forum I read says best buy is pre-2001 (before VFR went VTEC).
Is that true or is it just VFR purist talk?

Actually, what I've always read was that the best buy was the Pre-FI VFR.

The 4th gen VFR750. Still carb'd. Still has the Gear driven Cams.
 
Yea, heard that, but thankfully, the dealer did the brakes when I picked her up a couple of months ago. Thanks for the link to the guide.

Sweet! Since you got the ABS linked brakes model, you'll have hell of a time bleeding your brakes.

It took me a long time to figure it out but I got it done, I also made the ultimate guide. Something you might want to do if your brake fluid is old.

http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/...es-wabs-on-6th-generation-the-ultimate-guide/
 
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