rvf v 400's
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Marcus127nc29
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rvf v 400's
hi v4 owners could you tell me if the rvf is much faster than the vfr quite like one next to my nc29 in my garage thanks
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alexwitham
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Re: rvf v 400's
They're pretty much equal. In fact I think the NC30 is the better all rounder after riding an NC35.
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Re: rvf v 400's
after owning both i too would say NC30 everytime. the NC30 is a bit quicker up top too. RVF has better gearing for off the mark.
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Re: rvf v 400's
The RVF is down about 4bhp compared to the NC30 too.
The gearbox is nicer for road riding, and the carbs fuel slightly different, oh and 17" rear too..
The gearbox is nicer for road riding, and the carbs fuel slightly different, oh and 17" rear too..
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