Vfr1200t?

[Billythebiker]

Anyone got any info and a link to a good site?

[silverbullet]

Whats one of them then ?:dunno:

[Billythebiker]

What I have seen and heard thus far is it is the full on tourer, due out next year with lots of tech frown in the package, apparently the most advanced bike on the market when it is released...but I want more info!

[silverbullet]

Think you might confused with the Pan replacement, which by all accounts
we wont see for another couple of years.

Think a replacement for the Varadero will be next with the VFR1200 motor:d:

[Billythebiker]

Think you might be right!

[MSGT-R]

There's enough accessories for this one that you won't be bothered by another model.

[theop]

Think you might confused with the Pan replacement, which by all accounts
we wont see for another couple of years.

Think a replacement for the Varadero will be next with the VFR1200 motor:d:

Varadero and Pan replacement.... Kill two birds with one stone... Should be cracking...

It will also make this years early 1200s go under 8k so the rest of us can start dreaming of affording one...

[_Rob_]

Varadero and Pan replacement.... Kill two birds with one stone... Should be cracking...

Do you think then they will call it a Panadero :} That's assuming you meant they could replace both with one model :d:

Judging by the way Honda took an age launching the VFR1200 I would have doubts about new models for some time to come.

Also they (Honda) are focusing more on the Asian markets, if rumours are to be believed. Closer to home, bigger markets (apparently Honda only sell 5% of their bikes here in the UK), younger average riders and in the likes of India for instance bikes are used to travel to work or just transporting the family, not as here a leisure item where the buyers are a lot more fussy.

Times they are changing I reckon, be thankful for any model that comes out of Japan in the very near future.

Rob :)