I insure through progressive direct and it seams to me there classification is by Year as well as CC size. I quoted both an F4i as well as a 600RR and they both came out the same, 409$ for Liability/Medical payments.

Matt

 

neiter of those bikes will be half as comfortable as your VFR im sorry. but they are both really fun to ride.

 

looks like there may be some rust on the chain and rear disc brake, meaning it hasnt been ridden in a while. a rusted chain is no good so facter in that price too....

 

It wasn't a VFR, it was a VTR Superhawk. The VTR was actually not too nice on the wrists.....

Well..... I did the damn thing and bought the F4i. It is basically perfect in every way. The paint and decals are all perfect, and all the equipment is mechanically sound (from my first impressions); I rode it and it was smooth and excellent. It starts every time on the first try and its only 18* here in Bellingham, WA.

I feel I got a really good deal. New higher resolution pix to come tomorrow!!!

Matt

 

welcome to the family matt! hope you like your new baby... keep us all updated with any new upcomings w/ your bike

 

The F4i is OK on the wrists, but I changed to Helibars.The 44 year old bones in my neck and wrists are evenhappier now.

Around town the bike is great, on the highway it can be a little buzzy but gloves fix most of that.

 

right on good to know, thought maybe the "RR" would be a difference, but like you said i guess they use CC instead, Congrats on the F4i!!!!

 

Sweet!!! [8D]

 

There will be many I'm sure

 

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What can I say, we had a photo shoot So stoked!

Matt