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#21
Bike of the Month / Re: Feb. 2026 Bike of the Mont...
Last post by Radioguylogs - February 02, 2026, 09:53:14 PM
I'd be proud to have that girl in my stable.

Like Mike said,... just the way it was imagined by the creators.
#22
Bike of the Month / Re: Feb. 2026 Bike of the Mont...
Last post by Stretch - February 02, 2026, 04:23:47 PM
Nice!
#23
Bike of the Month / Feb. 2026 Bike of the Month
Last post by FromMaine - February 02, 2026, 01:38:06 PM
Hard to believe this is the 14th year of the new BOTM. So I guess its not new anymore. :)

This months winner is a classic. Black with nice chrome accents, slash mufflers, rectangular headlight with exposed gauges, six pack rack.

Just the way Honda wanted to present the V65 Magna to the world.

Congratulations hipczech your 83 V65 Magna is Feb. 2026's BOTM.

Nice example of the first year for the 1100.

A link to the post.

https://v4hondabbs.com/index.php?topic=55196.0

#24
Bike of the Month / Re: Jan 2026 Bike of the month
Last post by FromMaine - January 02, 2026, 10:37:47 PM
Quote from: Magoo on January 02, 2026, 01:59:59 PMLove the engine guard/highway peg set up!

Magoo

Good point Mike, I missed that detail of the pegs. Think that's a KG engine guard.
I like the drag bar setup with rectangular headlight and the dual horns, looks Easy Riderish. I know I'm not that guy. But I could be for an hour or two at the local doughnut shop bike night on that. :)
#25
Bike of the Month / Re: Jan 2026 Bike of the month
Last post by Magoo - January 02, 2026, 01:59:59 PM
Love the engine guard/highway peg set up!

Magoo
#26
Bike of the Month / Re: Jan 2026 Bike of the month
Last post by V45man1988 - January 02, 2026, 05:01:56 AM
Congratulations! A beautiful bike, and very deserving of being bike of the month.
#27
Bike of the Month / Jan 2026 Bike of the month
Last post by FromMaine - January 01, 2026, 06:08:44 PM
Well, Happy New year everyone. Its somehow 2026 already!

It started snowing up here 2 weeks before Thanksgiving, and has been pretty relentless since then. The plow trucks are rumbling by the house again for about the 4th time today as I type this, so its time to talk about bikes to boost moral around here :)

This months winner is a tidy example of what Honda did so well in the 80's in my opinion. A mid range bike with some punch to it. You could buy a 500, 700/750, or 1100 Magna back then which covered most peoples riding styles and needs, and they all had similar design cues and price points.

I've never owned a Magna, but if I did, I think it would look like this one. I know they came with 2 piece seats, but not sure that one shown isn't an aftermarket, maybe someone could chime in on that.

Congratulations isaac1909, your 1986 Magna VF700C is Jan. 2026's BOTM.

I know from your post you sold it on for a Kawasaki, but thanks for sharing it with us when you owned it and repaired it.

A link to the post.

https://v4hondabbs.com/index.php?topic=50008.0

#28
Bike of the Month / Re: Dec. 2025 Bike of the Mont...
Last post by TarHeelV4Rider - December 27, 2025, 02:30:17 AM
Beautiful F! Very deserving of BOTM!
I love mine! It ain't as pretty, but it gets the fun meter pegged!
Have a good'ern!
Hunter
#29
Bike of the Month / Re: Dec. 2025 Bike of the Mont...
Last post by Stretch - December 10, 2025, 09:32:51 AM
Nice Bike!!!

That bike gets lookers no mater where you stop. I still think its one of the best looking bikes honda ever came out with. That front wheel size made you feel like it wanted more throttle in the corners. Yours is quite the looker.

I put about 5000 miles on mine, all but the last 300 were fun. I am the polar opposite of the UJM. The leg position was just too tight for me. I rode it down to NC but I took a lot of breaks, I rode it back with one gas and go stop. I was wondering how I was going to get off of it when I got in my driveway.

Magoo is my height but he even looked comfortable on Tom's VF400.

#30
Bike of the Month / Re: Dec. 2025 Bike of the Mont...
Last post by Magoo - December 09, 2025, 09:42:56 AM
Ebby and I are pretty fond of each other.

The VF1000R was a joy on the interstate.  I could have went further if it hadn't dipped into the 30's on the way home.

Magoo