oldschoolsdime92

LOVE the blue and white interceptor.. pure goodness.

You found canyons around here?!

no but next summer when you and I make that ride to tenn and whereever else we end up.... we might.

im looking for a good sport tourer/canyon carver

in all my journeys and all my internet window shopping, I have never seen such a beast. That thing is flippin neat!

its not my first choice!

voted! I do like the pic of the guy dragging knee two up.....

eaither gona the the st. or the honda 919, the 599, or the fz6. just depends what deal arises when the time comes.

Hell yes, every bike i ever owned and this one is number 13. Mostly miss the dirt bikes but every bike gave me pure relief from day to day stress. Oh, it does not get easier either.

this is one of the biggest reasons i ride. To get away and to clear my mind.

I drive a dump truck for a local government entity and plow snow with it in the winter

im guessing photoshop, but I wouldnt put it past anyone.

I have had mine for about two years. The written portion was easy, The driving part wasn't bad. Pay attention to your signs, expessialy bridge weights and over head clearences as they asked me what signs said as I was driving. The hard part for me was the pre trip inspection. You have to use the terminology "cracked or broken" all bolts are there, nothing visiable leaking. I did not pass the pre trip the first time due to not using the terminology they wanted. Other than that it wasn't bad at all

When i was about 12 years old, My uncle had an 86 interceptor 750. dual kerker pipes.He had me into quads, but when he trade off his quad he raced, it was an 86 250x bored and stroked to a 308. It had so much compression that I couldn't kick it over when I was younger. Anyway,He got the interceptor, and took me for a ride one day. I was hooked. After that I wanted a bike. I got into cars for alittle while and decided to trade off my project for a bike. I found my f3, traded my bike off for it and the rest is history!

i shoulda taken you up on the f3 offer on your 748!! but i needed cash!

i'd guess financing. Personally, i can't stand the idea of financing a bike, but some people insist that the factory warranty and knowledge that no one else 'abused' the bike is worth it.

I plan on buying out right, or having a huge down payment. I don't like the idea of having a bike financed either. Hell i dont even like having a car payment. The whole thing of buying new was when I was on the gladius kick. I couldn't find a used one. So brand new came into play. As far as the vfr's go I have heard the gear driven cammed vfr is a better bike overall than the newer ones. I have no experience to back this up just hear say.

glad your alright man. I hope the recovery is going well! I just found this thread today. I had not heard anything about it untill now. I don't wish this upon anyone. Keep up the positive attitude!

ive found nice used ones with 7-10k on them for 5-7k

looks like fun! I was just there in august! I cant wait to go back again! great pics! Did you see any bears?

sweet jesus.

A quick overniter...

haha ill fallow in my pickup if you need a place for that canoe!

Most on here tend to be "fair weather" riders. Won't ride in the rain, won't ride if it's cold, won't ride if the weather man sneezes.

While I lived in PA and OH, I rode all year round. If the roads were clear I was riding. Last New Year's day I did a New Year's ride w/MotOhio. It was 12° when we started, and 3hrs and 70 miles later, it warmed up to 23°. Yeah salt sux and washing your bike in the cold sux more, but it sure is fun.

i need more friends like this guy!

ouch! I want to find a beat ass one for like 200 bucks that needs alittle work, just to mess around on

So, you lika ze ladies?

Its brewin now!

He already stated the VFRs are out of his price range. Jeez, don't you read.

A nice used one isnt. A brand new one sporting an 11,9 price tag is.

I am curious how the direct drive works, if its a single speed.