Thinking of selling

[ConnerK]

I beg to disagree with Gen 1 lovers being a dying breed. I just turned 22 and love every moment on my Gen 1!!
Just about everyone I ride with has a sport bike lol.

Bike is 23 years old and still killing these sport bikes. Lol.

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[marsmax85]

I beg to disagree with Gen 1 lovers being a dying breed. I just turned 22 and love every moment on my Gen 1!!
Just about everyone I ride with has a sport bike lol.

Bike is 23 years old and still killing these sport bikes. Lol.

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Best looking bike out there Conner

 

[Hooligans]

I'm with Conner - I went riding with Jamie a few weeks ago and me and my buddy were the youngest ones there (29). Of course Jamie was still whooping up on me on his gen 2.

 

[jdeitz1979]

Conner, bless your riding style by choosing the Vmax

67vmax, every time I ride I meet someone who's looking for or purchased one that's being brought back to life.

I'm 36, and I remember when I saw the Vmax first introduced. I was to young to know what it really meant for the motorcycle world, or how it would become an iconic legend on two wheels, but knew I had to have one. I have owned mine for six years now, and love everything about the bike. The attention and the legend of hp and speed. It's a head turner, and gets people's interest.
We aren't a dying breed by no means. It's a mans bike, and in this day and age, there's not a lot of "men" out there.


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[sdt354]

Nothing like hearing someone say "look, that's a Vmax" They do stand out in a crowd. Even the Harley faithful have complimented me on my ride. That means a lot, because most of those guys dislike Asian built bikes. The numbers will shrink as Gen 1's are parted out, but there will be enough around for years to come. I don't expect extinction in my lifetime.
Steve-o

 

[marsmax85]

Where's this guy selling or thinking of selling at ....