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New to me 2007 Honda VFR800 Interceptor


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Finally found it after months of searching. Bone stock with OEM saddle bags, minus the Pirelli Diablo tires. 7500 miles. Can't wait to ride it. Not sure I really want to mod anything. Worthwhile sliders require drilling thru the fairings and I really don't want to.

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Don't get sliders. They suck on the VFR by popular opinion

If the stator, R/R and one other electrical item which is escaping me are original, I would either pre emptively replace them or have the parts on hand

I believe the site is wiremybike that has a ton of VFR specific wiring upgrades and modifications that are well, well worth it

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Thanks all!

 

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Thanks for the heads up. I'll have to contact the original owner. I can't remember if he said he did any of that or not. Seems like the partial harness and R/R is the common replacement. Along with owners installing a voltage gauge.

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Thanks all!

Bad,

Thanks for the heads up. I'll have to contact the original owner. I can't remember if he said he did any of that or not. Seems like the partial harness and R/R is the common replacement. Along with owners installing a voltage gauge.

You're welcome. If you have any questions at all just let me know. I know the 6th gens forward and backwards by now
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Thanks. I'll check the wires when I change the oil and see what's going on. Apparently there's a green wire thru the blue connector that's a week spot and if the green wire comes out on both sides of the connector it's the original and if only one side, It's been modded. I guess you just make a jumper wire green to green to bypass the week point.

The 599's on cycle trader and currently sleeping with the Vfr.

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Beautiful!  VFRs are awesome.  As for the sliders, I recommend them (R&G in particular.)  I had a silver one so they didn't hurt the look at all.  Remember that the viffer has side mounted radiators - so if you drop it hard, you may be in for a radiator repair along with the usual paint and plastic.  Just my $.02.

 

The oem bags are also great.  Enjoy it!!

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Thanks all!

 

Bad,

 

Thanks for the heads up. I'll have to contact the original owner. I can't remember if he said he did any of that or not. Seems like the partial harness and R/R is the common replacement. Along with owners installing a voltage gauge.

Nice viffer gump. I'm with Bad, check out the charging system, especially the stator to R/R connector. They tend to burn. - I'm a bit of a VFR charging system guru if you have any questions.  The on-board voltmeter is a good idea. 

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Beautiful! VFRs are awesome. As for the sliders, I recommend them (R&G in particular.) I had a silver one so they didn't hurt the look at all. Remember that the viffer has side mounted radiators - so if you drop it hard, you may be in for a radiator repair along with the usual paint and plastic. Just my $.02.

Thanks. I was sitting on it again today . I carry full coverage and those R&G's require cutting the fairing. I just can't do it. Did you ever see the R&G 's actually work?

The oem bags are also great. Enjoy it!!

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