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I have racks and luggage for sale. The racks are black Five Stars racks that accept Givi Monokey cases. I have a set of black Givi E21 Monokey hard cases. Racks and cases are very good condition. I'm asking $170 (not including shipping) for the whole set. (new price for the racks and cases is around $250). Each of the cases has some scuff marks from being bumped into when I was getting on and off the bike. There are no scratches and the cases have never been on the ground (the bike was never down). There are two small holes in each case where I mounted LED tail lights. I can leave those holes, or I can close them up with epoxy.
To see what the VFR looks like with cases, check out my photos: 1995 VFR750F with Givi side cases
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In the Spring of 2004 I sold my 1995 Honda VFR after owning it for a little over a year. You may ask, "Why would Tom put his wonderful Honda Interceptor up for sale?" I loved that bike, but I wanted to try something different. I thought about it for months. The VFR is a great ride, and I rode it to work every day. It's smooth, 100% predictable, powerful, and looks great. When I was on the VFR it's like a mind-meld: I just thought about where I wanted to be and the bike went there. The VFR is a sweet bike. I added Heli Bars and Givi hard cases, and a Zero Gravity ST windscreen.
After a brief stint on a Kawasaki KLR650 (talk about a different ride) I've settled on a 1995 BMW R850R. The R850R is a great bike.
Please look around my site at the photos and information about the 1995 Honda VFR (also known as the VFR750, VFR 750 F, Inteceptor, series 2 VFR, and series II VFR).
What a great bike!
In February 2003 I bought a 1995 Honda VFR750 with 33,000 miles. Since then I've added HeliBars, Five Stars racks for Givi bags, and E21 Givi hard saddle bags. This bike is a blast to ride. That said, the Interceptor has a good and bad side. It has loads of power (almost too much) handles very nice, has great small perks like a fuel gauge, and isn't complicated to ride or twitchy. However, the riding position is somewhat sport like so my hands get sore, and my butt falls asleep.
See more riding details in "Why to buy".
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