Nice video. That's a very beautiful example of a VFR. Please list the mods you have installed? I love the position of the volt meter in the fairing...I'm definitely going to copy that in my '07 VFR. I pick it up next week (June 2024), it has only 3490 km's on the clock.
Weird vid with monotone voice was off-putting at best but the info provided was solid. And there seemed to be "lost" seconds of recording in some parts. Overall though... a worthwhile watch for VFR800 lovers like myself.
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Nm = newton meters not nanometers))
At 3:35 do you mean "cam chain tensioner"?
Nice video. That's a very beautiful example of a VFR. Please list the mods you have installed? I love the position of the volt meter in the fairing...I'm definitely going to copy that in my '07 VFR. I pick it up next week (June 2024), it has only 3490 km's on the clock.
Weird vid with monotone voice was off-putting at best but the info provided was solid. And there seemed to be "lost" seconds of recording in some parts. Overall though... a worthwhile watch for VFR800 lovers like myself.
bmw f800gt is better in every aspect. 213kg wet, free chain maitenance, 86NM at 5800 rpm and 50% fuel consumption of vfr
On paper yes. But when you actually feel and hear the engine, then no.
@@gogocro1 go fast corners and check, Alps etc ;) I drove both.
Dreadful AI.
Too heavy.
I like it more than my 05 zx636