Difference between VFR400 and VFR400RR
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Re: Difference between VFR400 and VFR400RR
85Coupe,
These bikes are old and likely to have a few parts swapped over from newer models, i.e. a later model NC30 shock on your '89 and a 17" wheel on your '93(?) which could be an after market one or off an RVF, VFR750F, etc. Does the shock on your '93 look like a stock one? It could be an after market one or one off an early NC30. The exhaust, again, is likely to be aftermarket full system.
Cheers, Matt
These bikes are old and likely to have a few parts swapped over from newer models, i.e. a later model NC30 shock on your '89 and a 17" wheel on your '93(?) which could be an after market one or off an RVF, VFR750F, etc. Does the shock on your '93 look like a stock one? It could be an after market one or one off an early NC30. The exhaust, again, is likely to be aftermarket full system.
Cheers, Matt
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Re: Difference between VFR400 and VFR400RR
williamshatnerspants wrote:85Coupe,
These bikes are old and likely to have a few parts swapped over from newer models, i.e. a later model NC30 shock on your '89 and a 17" wheel on your '93(?) which could be an after market one or off an RVF, VFR750F, etc. Does the shock on your '93 look like a stock one? It could be an after market one or one off an early NC30. The exhaust, again, is likely to be aftermarket full system.
Cheers, Matt
This. The number of completely standard NC30's must be pretty small by now.
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Re: Difference between VFR400 and VFR400RR
I see, i didst realise the wheels where interchangeable between models.
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Re: Difference between VFR400 and VFR400RR
just to clarify, a 17" wheel from an RVF400 will fit an NC30 without modification, but the others will require some hard work.85Coupe wrote:I see, i didst realise the wheels where interchangeable between models.
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Correct Jim?
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Re: Difference between VFR400 and VFR400RR
williamshatnerspants wrote:just to clarify, a 17" wheel from an RVF400 will fit an NC30 without modification, but the others will require some hard work.85Coupe wrote:I see, i didst realise the wheels where interchangeable between models.
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That's correct mate, the NC35 and MC28 rear wheels are the only ones (afaik) that will fit without modification. Other 17" wheels like the VFR750, RS250 and the Bros 400 will fit with modifications.
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Re: Difference between VFR400 and VFR400RR
and nc29...loljim157 wrote:williamshatnerspants wrote:just to clarify, a 17" wheel from an RVF400 will fit an NC30 without modification, but the others will require some hard work.85Coupe wrote:I see, i didst realise the wheels where interchangeable between models.
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Correct Jim?
That's correct mate, the NC35 and MC28 rear wheels are the only ones (afaik) that will fit without modification. Other 17" wheels like the VFR750, RS250 and the Bros 400 will fit with modifications.