Having owned a VFR750F and a CBR1000F simultaneously, both 1991 models I can vouch for their longevity and practicality. Eminently comfortable, fast and great fun to ride! I still have the VFR and regret ever selling the 1000F. Enjoy yours, and ride safe! 🏍️👍🇿🇦
@@richardho5955 Thanks Richard, that’s cool to know you had both at the same time too.. The CBR was a bike on my list I had always wanted to own, and it’s superbly capable, smooth bike to ride. She is large, especially compared to the VFR which I love.. I should have bought the VFR years earlier 😄 Thank you for the comment, ride safe too my friend 👍🏼
@@martymcfly6098 Thank you my friend, really appreciate that.. Old Honda build quality..they just keep on going. The VFR is a recent addition and the build quality is impressive, even 33 years later, it still feels and rides superbly! Thanks for the comment 😁👍🏼
@leospeck532 Cheers Leo.. this is my first ever VFR, but I always wanted a Gen 3 in white! So far it's a brilliant bike, I don't know why I didn't buy one earlier 😊Yours sounds very nice, the OG VFR 👌😎 Thanks for the comment, ride safe 👍
@@roadsportsmedia Lol, thank you my friend.. It does get harder to find these older 90s bikes in good, low mileage condition. This CBR is a big bike, but a comfortable bike to ride. And I just love the pink 😄👍🏼
@@575ban Yep, me too mate.. I only bought this bike a few weeks ago and it’s still making me grin when I start it.. It does sound good with the Delkevic.. I recorded a short clip after fitting it, but I’ll sort a better one..give it some more growling throttle! 😄 Cheers for the comment mate 😎👍🏼
I was fascinated by the beauty of all these bikes.. Condition is great... This is the first time I see your channel. I definitely subscribed to enjoy and benefit from your experience in the world of motorcycles There is no doubt that ancient forms are much more beautiful than modern ones. I find warmth and happiness just by looking Keep it up... Greetings from Saudi Arabian 🇸🇦💐
@@abdulazizsaleh9567 Thanks Abdul for the great comment.. I enjoy my bikes, they keep me busy and I have joy when I work on them. Older classic bikes I just find more interesting, they bring reminders of great memories. . Really appreciate the comment 😊👍🏼
Well, I wouldn't trade my RC36 for a CBR1000F, although it's a great bike as well. But for one person rides the 750 is enough, its characteristic sound and torque gives me a bigger smile. It is less long and heavy what you can feel when turning in, and not least the VFR is a racer derivate (RC30), just look at its beautiful details. Just my point of view, riding is subjective, this is why it's great. Cheers :)
@@barnabaskiss2888 I would agree, owning both gives me a decent perspective on both. The CBR is a brilliant bike for long distance, motorway travel.. it just mops up the distance. But the VFR, does that and more, and with a great engine sound, particularly with the Delkevic exhaust 😁👌🏼 I love both though, both bikes are cheap to buy, and represent awesome value for money. Excellent condition CBR & earlier RC36’s are starting to get rare on the roads these days. Cheers for the comment my friend 😎👍🏼
The vfr is a beauty i am a vfr fan have 3 of them a 1988 fj model 94fr model which is the one after yours and a vfr 1200f not ridden a cbr 1000 so can not say what they are like been a honda it will be a great bikefor me it would be the vfr they are a great all round bike the v4 motor is the star of the show enjoy riding it i am sure you will .
@andyrawlings5369 Thank you Andy, you definitely know your VFR's! It really is a great bike.. I'm kicking myself for not buying one sooner! I had a VF400F as my first big bike way back in 1991, that's my only other V4 experience..😄 But so far, I love it.. Cheers for commenting much appreciated 😊👍
Man that’s a hard choice. I know I’d have trouble walking past the 900rr but that wasn’t a choice. I’d probably go with the vfr so clean with all that white plus I’d like to get a 96 and do a rc30 replica
@@mmotorcycles9497 Good choice, and me too.. it’s my current go-to bike, it just rides so well.. I’m also a sucker for a clean white VFR 😊 I’d also love to do an RC30 but I think I’d need to start it with a slightly rougher example as this one is too nice to pull apart 😄
@PHILIPWATSON82 A good choice, especially if you want to do a lot of miles comfortable.. Its still a very capable bike, & available for not very much money considering it's capabilities...being a Honda, it just keeps going too 😄👌 Thanks for commenting Philip, much appreciated sir 👍
@@MrKamechan That’s also my thinking, I’ll be selling the Fireblade once I get time to mot and list it 😄 It’s a great bike, but it’s the only one I don’t have much of attachment to.. Cheers buddy 😎👍🏼
hiya I also like the 90,s bikes . I have the zx6r on an Plate . low milage 14000. not a mark on it . I was wondering how I would go about pricing my bike . any suggestions
@@user-br7xc1jp4y Sounds like a very nice bike.. The best way to price your bike is to try and find similar bikes, year, condition and mileage for sale online.. Try selling at a price you are happy with. If you get no interest, just slowly reduce the price until someone contacts you. Selling can take time, but someone will buy it if it’s a nice one 😊👍🏼
Why choose, keep them all ,can you put them on a multibike policy ,I currently have three bikes on the road sprint rs, gsx600f and a 650 burgman with a blackbird sitting in the shed.
@@georgeday5901 Thanks George, I have a few on a multi bike policy.. the ZXR, TLR & VFR, as I tend to rotate the bikes each year. You have some great bikes too.. I had a Blackbird around 12 years ago..still a brilliantly capable bike 😎👌🏼
The most beautiful VFR ever!!!
@@vikinona Thanks my friend, I quite agree.. It was only this RC36 in white that I wanted.. Cheers for the comment, much appreciated 😊👍🏼
Having owned a VFR750F and a CBR1000F simultaneously, both 1991 models I can vouch for their longevity and practicality. Eminently comfortable, fast and great fun to ride! I still have the VFR and regret ever selling the 1000F. Enjoy yours, and ride safe! 🏍️👍🇿🇦
@@richardho5955 Thanks Richard, that’s cool to know you had both at the same time too.. The CBR was a bike on my list I had always wanted to own, and it’s superbly capable, smooth bike to ride. She is large, especially compared to the VFR which I love.. I should have bought the VFR years earlier 😄
Thank you for the comment, ride safe too my friend 👍🏼
What a stable of bikes! Very nice. I love old Hondas
@@martymcfly6098 Thank you my friend, really appreciate that.. Old Honda build quality..they just keep on going. The VFR is a recent addition and the build quality is impressive, even 33 years later, it still feels and rides superbly!
Thanks for the comment 😁👍🏼
Lovely VFR ❤ love the 90/91 bikes , ive got a 1989 Interceptor in HRC colours but did have a 1990 .. just love VRF’s
@leospeck532 Cheers Leo.. this is my first ever VFR, but I always wanted a Gen 3 in white! So far it's a brilliant bike, I don't know why I didn't buy one earlier 😊Yours sounds very nice, the OG VFR 👌😎 Thanks for the comment, ride safe 👍
It's like honda official museum. Respect 🙏 🫡
@@roadsportsmedia Lol, thank you my friend.. It does get harder to find these older 90s bikes in good, low mileage condition. This CBR is a big bike, but a comfortable bike to ride. And I just love the pink 😄👍🏼
VFR for me buddy. I bet it sounds mint with the Delkavik pipe fitted. Sound check required 🔊👌😁
@@575ban Yep, me too mate.. I only bought this bike a few weeks ago and it’s still making me grin when I start it.. It does sound good with the Delkevic.. I recorded a short clip after fitting it, but I’ll sort a better one..give it some more growling throttle! 😄
Cheers for the comment mate 😎👍🏼
I was fascinated by the beauty of all these bikes..
Condition is great...
This is the first time I see your channel. I definitely subscribed to enjoy and benefit from your experience in the world of motorcycles
There is no doubt that ancient forms are much more beautiful than modern ones. I find warmth and happiness just by looking
Keep it up...
Greetings from Saudi Arabian 🇸🇦💐
@@abdulazizsaleh9567 Thanks Abdul for the great comment.. I enjoy my bikes, they keep me busy and I have joy when I work on them. Older classic bikes I just find more interesting, they bring reminders of great memories. .
Really appreciate the comment 😊👍🏼
@@woooster17
Most welcome...we appreciate your efforts to share it with us....
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Who needs a fireblade when you have a hurricane?.
@@georgeday5901 Haha absolutely.. I need some space so the Blade has to go 😄👍🏼
Well, I wouldn't trade my RC36 for a CBR1000F, although it's a great bike as well. But for one person rides the 750 is enough, its characteristic sound and torque gives me a bigger smile. It is less long and heavy what you can feel when turning in, and not least the VFR is a racer derivate (RC30), just look at its beautiful details. Just my point of view, riding is subjective, this is why it's great. Cheers :)
@@barnabaskiss2888 I would agree, owning both gives me a decent perspective on both. The CBR is a brilliant bike for long distance, motorway travel.. it just mops up the distance. But the VFR, does that and more, and with a great engine sound, particularly with the Delkevic exhaust 😁👌🏼
I love both though, both bikes are cheap to buy, and represent awesome value for money. Excellent condition CBR & earlier RC36’s are starting to get rare on the roads these days.
Cheers for the comment my friend 😎👍🏼
The vfr is a beauty i am a vfr fan have 3 of them a 1988 fj model 94fr model which is the one after yours and a vfr 1200f not ridden a cbr 1000 so can not say what they are like been a honda it will be a great bikefor me it would be the vfr they are a great all round bike the v4 motor is the star of the show enjoy riding it i am sure you will .
@andyrawlings5369 Thank you Andy, you definitely know your VFR's! It really is a great bike.. I'm kicking myself for not buying one sooner! I had a VF400F as my first big bike way back in 1991, that's my only other V4 experience..😄 But so far, I love it.. Cheers for commenting much appreciated 😊👍
Man that’s a hard choice. I know I’d have trouble walking past the 900rr but that wasn’t a choice. I’d probably go with the vfr so clean with all that white plus I’d like to get a 96 and do a rc30 replica
@@mmotorcycles9497 Good choice, and me too.. it’s my current go-to bike, it just rides so well.. I’m also a sucker for a clean white VFR 😊 I’d also love to do an RC30 but I think I’d need to start it with a slightly rougher example as this one is too nice to pull apart 😄
@@woooster17oh yeah I wouldn’t start with a nice one for sure
Decisions Decisions If I had to choose it would be the cbr 1000f I've seen one in blue and white too
@PHILIPWATSON82 A good choice, especially if you want to do a lot of miles comfortable.. Its still a very capable bike, & available for not very much money considering it's capabilities...being a Honda, it just keeps going too 😄👌 Thanks for commenting Philip, much appreciated sir 👍
I would sell the 900RR before selling the CBR or VFR. You have lots of other sporting tackle.
@@MrKamechan That’s also my thinking, I’ll be selling the Fireblade once I get time to mot and list it 😄 It’s a great bike, but it’s the only one I don’t have much of attachment to.. Cheers buddy 😎👍🏼
hiya I also like the 90,s bikes . I have the zx6r on an Plate . low milage 14000. not a mark on it . I was wondering how I would go about pricing my bike . any suggestions
@@user-br7xc1jp4y Sounds like a very nice bike.. The best way to price your bike is to try and find similar bikes, year, condition and mileage for sale online.. Try selling at a price you are happy with. If you get no interest, just slowly reduce the price until someone contacts you. Selling can take time, but someone will buy it if it’s a nice one 😊👍🏼
Why choose, keep them all ,can you put them on a multibike policy ,I currently have three bikes on the road sprint rs, gsx600f and a 650 burgman with a blackbird sitting in the shed.
@@georgeday5901 Thanks George, I have a few on a multi bike policy.. the ZXR, TLR & VFR, as I tend to rotate the bikes each year.
You have some great bikes too.. I had a Blackbird around 12 years ago..still a brilliantly capable bike 😎👌🏼