Sept. 2018 Bike of the Month

Started by FromMaine, August 31, 2018, 05:25:42 PM

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FromMaine

My first V4 was an 84 VF700S . That bike opened my eyes to just how good the V4's were and how far ahead of their time they were when they first came out. I still can't walk by one without having a good look.


So, congratulations kmsabre, your 83 VF750S is Sept. 2018's BOTM.


A link to the post.http://v4hondabbs.com/index.php?topic=66993.0

Michael: 
Midcoast, Maine 
85vf1100S,83vf750f,86vfr750,85vf1000RX2,,97VFR,
90 VFR, 77 CB550

The Dutchy

Quote from: FromMaine on August 31, 2018, 05:25:42 PM
My first V4 was an 84 VF700 F. That bike opened my eyes to just how good the V4's were and how far ahead of their time they were when they first came out. I still can't walk by one without having a good look.


So, congratulations kmsabre, your 83 VF750F is Sept. 2018's BOTM.


A link to the post.http://v4hondabbs.com/index.php?topic=66993.0

Maybe needs an edit Michael.. It is a VF750S..

Congrats kmsabre.. A very nice ride.. Also credits to the location where the pic is shot at..

:beer:
Those that walk along with the great herd, regularly walks through the crap left behind by others..

OnionDumper

1977 Honda 400-4, 1983 V65 Magna and 1987 Yamaha Venture Royale.....Oswego, N.Y.

FromMaine

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Quote from: The Dutchy on August 31, 2018, 06:58:39 PM
Quote from: FromMaine on August 31, 2018, 05:25:42 PM
My first V4 was an 84 VF700 F. That bike opened my eyes to just how good the V4's were and how far ahead of their time they were when they first came out. I still can't walk by one without having a good look.


So, congratulations kmsabre, your 83 VF750F is Sept. 2018's BOTM.


A link to the post.http://v4hondabbs.com/index.php?topic=66993.0


:thumb Good eye Raymond! I made the same mistake twice...................Must have Interceptors on my mind :beer:

Maybe needs an edit Michael.. It is a VF750S..

Congrats kmsabre.. A very nice ride.. Also credits to the location where the pic is shot at..

:beer:
Michael: 
Midcoast, Maine 
85vf1100S,83vf750f,86vfr750,85vf1000RX2,,97VFR,
90 VFR, 77 CB550

v4forever

Congrats on your Sabre.
Mine looks exactly like yours minus the fairing.
Just wish I had a place to store mine indoors rather than under a tarp.
Al
Vancouver, B.C.

2005 ST 1300 ABS
2010 Uni Go Trailer
1982 V45 Sabre

Quinn

1982 V45 Sabre VF750S, 2012 Moto Guzzi Griso 1200
NoVA

Malm

1983 V-65 Magna 3.40
West Tennessee