Vancouver B.C. Canada
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 5:18 pm
It might be interesting to meet some other VTR riders around Vancouver to compare notes and go for some rides
I bought a Yellow 2001 VTR from a friend a few months ago because he needed the money. I always liked this model and have never liked 4 cylinder machines. It was amazing how little I paid for this bike. I also have a Guzzi V11, some Triumph Bonnevilles and a Norton 850.
The VTR is a nice machine in many ways. It is a similar type of machine to the Guzzi. The Guzzi is much heavier, and has a lot less horsepower, but the torque is similar. These types of machines have enough horsepower for me anyway. The Guzzi has more character than the VTR. The Guzzi also I think is a more rugged and durable bike. Maintenance on the Guzzi is very simple being a push rod air cooled V twin. I like them both but if I was going to sell one it would be the Honda!
I bought a Yellow 2001 VTR from a friend a few months ago because he needed the money. I always liked this model and have never liked 4 cylinder machines. It was amazing how little I paid for this bike. I also have a Guzzi V11, some Triumph Bonnevilles and a Norton 850.
The VTR is a nice machine in many ways. It is a similar type of machine to the Guzzi. The Guzzi is much heavier, and has a lot less horsepower, but the torque is similar. These types of machines have enough horsepower for me anyway. The Guzzi has more character than the VTR. The Guzzi also I think is a more rugged and durable bike. Maintenance on the Guzzi is very simple being a push rod air cooled V twin. I like them both but if I was going to sell one it would be the Honda!