Two Wheel Fix - OK, so ummm, time for new bike anyone?

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Originally Posted by Smittie61984 (Post 58275)

A buddy was looking into the VFR800s and I looked into them myself. From what I gathered the most disired are the late 90s early 2000s. The 2003 I think and up have V-tec in them but are costly to repair and adjust because of it. With the gain from it being minimul so most go for the late 90s and early 2000 VFRs.

Find you a CBR600 F3/2 or hell even an F4. You can pick them up cheap and in good condition.

the vtec bikes are disliked also for jerking when the cam's change lobes. not a good occurance when one is leaned over

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Originally Posted by BobTheBiker (Post 57818)

I'm leanin myself toward one of a few bikes, either an old Hurricane 600, an XR650L, or a VFR800 interceptor. alternately, I'd be content as hell with a WR250X.

Being the only one of that list I've ridden, I'd say the VFR. VFR's seem to have a very, very loyal following of devout fans/riders, and I think it might be the most versatile bike of the ones you listed as well.