Lash, your bike is gorgeous.
Are those repro pipes or are you lucky enough to have the originals?
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Lash, your bike is gorgeous.
Are those repro pipes or are you lucky enough to have the originals?
Sofaking clean.
Robbo
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Never looked at it like that, I guess my OCD with having a spotless bike won't have any rest even with a naked lol.Nakeds are harder to keep clean imo.
I had a 2003 VFR like yours as well as a bunch of other fully faired bikes and they are easy to keep clean. Getting the dirt and grime out of all the nooks and crannies of an exposed motor etc. is a real pain.
I’m riding a Tracer GT now and can attest from experience.
YMMV.
Aye, the super anal and OCD guys like myself wash their bikes with fairings off lol
They can, and it's knowing that it's there is what bugs me
Chris-CJ
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Try a Beemer and it will surprise you. The attention to engineering detail and design, rideability and power, puts those bikes in the top quartile of my preference. I have ridden and/or owned RE's, Suzi's, Kawi's, Honda's, Triumph's, H-D's .... all great bikes, but for me Beemers are tops. Each to their own, whatever gets you going!
Lash
Well-known member
The pipes on this bike are repro’s from Yamiya. My red 69 has factory original nos pipes..
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Beautiful bike, congrats!
I don't know about the whole old lady thing though, they can't be trusted
Gorgeous bike, congrats! Still have very fond memories of my FZ6.
shes pretty!
Really digging the under-seat exhausts on that. Nice that it has a centrestand too; makes working on the back end trival.
Bikes and sleds trading places in the garage.
Light cYcLe
Active member
Half teh season over but finally got the '81 engine in the '79 CBX.
These lumps weigh 225#.
Beautiful bike and backyard!
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