I bought a very nice 1988 VTR250 in the Ken & Barbie colors. Mechanically, the bike was perfect, but I prefer the 1990 bodywork. Over the past year I found some 1990 pieces and had some repainted and had decals made to match the originals. I kept the inboard front disc. (When everything's working well, don't change it.) I'm not really a "collector", but have 12 bikes all 500cc's or under and the VTR is in my top 3 favorite rides. Starts on the button every time. Seldom even need choke. Spins up like a top. So light and narrow.
Gordon
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Finished VTR Update
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Finished VTR Update
by gmonsen » Sun Sep 03, 2017 9:16 am
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Bikes: Honda CA95, CB77, CB160, CB450 K1, CB450 K3, GB500, VTR250, CB50S, Moto Guzzi 254, Moto Guzzi V50 Monza, Moto Morini 3 1/2 Sport
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Re: Finished VTR Update
by squirrelman » Sun Sep 03, 2017 5:01 pm
lookin great !
stop lyin to yourself; you ARE a collector.
stop lyin to yourself; you ARE a collector.
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Re: Finished VTR Update
by HerbertFriendly » Wed Jun 20, 2018 7:10 am
Very clean!! Easily my favorite color way. I ended up with a 90 that had the 88-89 inboard disc swapped in, learning to love it haha, glad to see yours is palletable.
1989 vtr250 street fighter. Found in a field, I'm trying to bring her back to life.
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Re: Finished VTR Update
by Spoot5 » Fri Jun 22, 2018 10:14 am
very nice.
12 bikes, huh?
Well, you will have enough when you get just one more....
12 bikes, huh?
Well, you will have enough when you get just one more....
'90 VTR250 Interceptor / '98 VF750F Magna / '98 VTR1000F / '08 Ridgeline / Honda Racing Bicycle
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Re: Finished VTR Update
by UK Keith » Sat Jun 30, 2018 6:50 am
In cycling circles the correct number bikes to own is either:
N plus one, where N is the number you already have
or
D minus one, where D is the number at which divorce proceedings start.
N plus one, where N is the number you already have
or
D minus one, where D is the number at which divorce proceedings start.
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