Honda VFR750 748 Reviews

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Honda VFR750 748
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  • Build quality4.8 stars
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  • Value for Money4.9 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.8 stars
  • Overall Rating4.8 stars

12 Reviews For Honda VFR750 748

  • Guest 17th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The Honda VFR750 is a magic Bike. 79000kms on the clock and still purring like a cat. Have owned a blackbird in the past and my 1990 VFR750 is all the bit as comfortable and well handling, with a touch less power but much more satisfying note to the exhaust. The gear driven cams and single elf swing arm are great. I can not honestly fault the bike it is an alround comfort, sexy sports machine.

  • 123 mvagusta 24th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Honda VFR750 748 is an alround brilliant bike ,I also own a MVAGUSTA F4 750 & AK1 GSXR 1000.Yet I still find myself riding the VFR 1997 MODEL as much as either of them.I have added stainless steel brake hoses HH pads,corbin seat, heated grips,hugger& a scott oiler.
    Next is a Remus end can road legal .
    To sum up with these mods it really is a alround bike.

  • Fat Frank Rank: Lance Corporal 14th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The best motorcycle that I've ever owned. I've owned 23 and have currently got a 96 VFR 750 in red and a 2006 Norvil Norton Commando mk3 also in red.
    The VFR is my 2nd one as I threw the other one down the road back in 1996 turning my foot round till it pointed to 6 o'clock. Ouch!
    Ive toured France,Belgium, Holland and the UK on it 2 up and it was comfortable and handled well with Givi Panniers packed to the gunnels.
    Love the Norton as its got loads of character.

  • skote Rank: Lieutenant 26th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I picked up a very tidy Honda 1995 VFR750 recently with 20K on the clock and FSH recently. It cost me a paltry £1200 (well it is a nasty emerald green!) and I have to say it's probably the best bike for all-round use I have ever owned. I've tried everything from Hayabusas to Hornets to BMW F800s and this bike is the closest do-it-all bike I have ever ridden. OK, so I haven't tried a VFR800, but I expect it is more of the same, but without the natty Testarossa louvres in the fairing!It's n ...

  • rocketrodney 25th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Honda VFR750 748 is a great all round bike. It sounds like a mini V8.
    You can pick a good mid 90's model up from $4000 to $5000.
    But be prepared to wait a couple of months and then pounce on it when it comes up for sale. You won 't be disappointed! If you are over 30 and are tired of having you bum above your head then grab a VFR.
    Have cash ready. These babies are loved so much they rarely come up for sale. I just picked up a 1995 model, red with only 40000 on it. SWEET!
    Good luck.
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  • steve bus 12th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    After owning many bikes ranging from a old rd125 to a gt 1000 shaft drive kawasaki a vf500f1 in spain a rd350 a yds7 yam a cb550 four this is the most fun I've had at 50 years old I feal 20 again on this fantastic machine.

  • tricky1122 22nd Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought an F-j 1988 with 40 grand on the clock over the net without trying her out. Never missed a beat and what fun to be on. Performance of a £100,000 car for £1000 with paniers and intercom. All VFR owners should feel proud.Critical reviews for this machine don't exist.

  • GrantS 6th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I recently bought a Honda VFR 1989 'Pearl White' 750 with only 17500 miles on the clock. I couldn't resist it at the price and the great condition it was in. Boy am I happy with my buy. Biking is quite big in South Africa and the GSXR and Blade pros are all appreciative of the bike and its heritage. I'm still quite an amateur but thouroughly enjoy the power and handling. I get a bit of bounce when gearing down at high speeds approaching a corner and my arms and hands are tired after a few laps - ...

  • stevehobfg Rank: Lance Corporal 28th Sep 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Superb motorcycle, tour, race or commute all the same to a VFR.Very highly recommended!

  • JIM PULLEN Rank: Corporal 20th Nov 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    It has got to one of the best bikes ever made!

    The power is great. The comfort is spot on, and the speed keeps with the best of them. Fuel consumption is just great for a bike of this age, and I am still getting 48mpg, and that's on a bike with 48,000 on the clock. It burns no oil, and it runs clean and smooth.

  • astrokan 25th Sep 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    My first Honda VFR750 748 was the 1986 FG model and what a machine it was, had been stood around for much of its 20 year history but fired into life on the touch of the electric start, only needing the front fork seal and rear mono shock replacing. The engine was bullet proof and provided a decent amount of power. The bike was a bit heavy but was forgiven when on an open road, the engine roared as you hit the magic 100 bhp at 10,000 rpms! It took corners like a proper sports bike and cruised lik ...

  • highlandermcleod Rank: Corporal 12th Feb 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I ride a 1986 Honda VFR750 and would recommend it to anyone, being 20 years old it is relatively cheap to insure (depending on your age and licence duration). Especially compared to new bikes in the same class.
    It handles beautifully and delivers its power very smoothly all the way up to over 150 mph