A question

[Simon White]

Well, since you asked directly, I guess I'll delurk again :). Apologies for the slow response, but I've not had time to chack my mail recently.

 The VFR is a good package, but I miss the GPZ. Nothing particular wrong with the VFR, and the V4 rumble is quite fun, but the GPZ is smoother, faster, and seems more planted on the road than the VFR. I think part of it is simply knowing the GPZ and it's capabilities/quirks *very* well, but, for me, it comes down to simply being more comfortable with it.

 Hope that helps,

 Simon.
 VFR & Blue GPZ.

 Back to lurking :).
----- Original Message -----
From: Tom
Sent: 06/24/11 03:02 PM
To: Simon W
Subject: RE: A question

 This side question is for Simon. While my plan to buy GPz in August is still rock solid, I can't help noticing that VFRs are a dime a dozen on craigslist on the U.S. West Coast. Question is: If you had to have just ONE bike between the VFr and your GPz to keep for always, which one would it be? -----Original Message----- From: gpzlist-bounces at micapeak.com [mailto:gpzlist-bounces at micapeak.com] On Behalf Of Simon White Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 3:39 PM To: Thomas Hoy Subject: Re: A question /Delurk/ I still have mine, though it hasn't been on the road for a year for a variety of reasons. At something over 140,000 kms, I figure I'm just letting some of you others catch up :). Currently riding a '97 VFR 750. Nice enough, though I'm just commuting on it. I miss the GPZ. Simon '95 GPz1100 - in the garage feeling blue. Melbourne, Australia /Lurk ----- Original Message ----- From: dominatr37 at optonline.net Sent: 06/24/11 02:08 AM To: Simon W Subject: A question Lets have a show of hands, how many listers still have their GPZ's? Ralph L Angelo Jr. Author of "Help! They're all out to get me! The motorcyclists guide to surviving the everyday world." Sent from my HTC on the Now Network from Sprint! ______________________________________________________________________  color='black' size='2' face='arial'>