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V7 Registry & Picture thread -- ADD YOUR BIKE

Openskies said:
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We have « Herds » of those things around here too :rofl:
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Dirt Rides

Made my donation this morning , did a quick check on the V7 before heading out, shifter and Brake system bolts, “corded rear tire !” Ride Together Alone ! So I took the Beast... - support the cause. My dad survived it, as well as a good friend !
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Thanks for the memories, Openskies. I spent the eighties in Alberta. Highwood Pass was a fave, nobody there but us.
The wide open spaces have a beauty of their own. Your pictures make me miss it all. Maybe time to visit our nieces in Calgary.
As your avatar shows; "Alberta Blue" has nothing to do with depression.
 
DeadEye said:
I didn’t mean Marathon rides , just riding it often…:rofl:
( if it’s not your daily commuter )
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I commute 5 km on my V7, which is not even to warm the oil, but rather like on a Bus or my Subaru Forester 2.0 Turbo.:)
 
Robert53 said:
I just got my first V7 Stone, it’s a jewel! Here it is, thanks a lot!
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Nice, they all look the same without a photo of you in the pic. Part of posting here is listing the VIN# and related for the first post of this thread. Hope you will.
 
kev insac said:
New to me V7 850 got a great bike for a great price now to spend so money to improve and make mine.
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Same as above, they all look the same without a photo of you in the pic. ;)
Part of posting here is listing the VIN# and related for the first post of this thread. Hope you will.
 
osaka0235 said:
My 2023 V7 850 Special :) Bought in last September and currently have around 13,000km on the odometer.
As far as I know, including myself, there are only six V7 850 Special for 2023-2024 models in Korea.

VIN#: ZGUKZB009PM004378
Location: Seoul, South Korea


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I hope isn't a challenge to find parts, but for sure it great to know you have a different bike than everyone else's. Mainly when you know it is a great bike.
 
Glenn Thorpe said:
I just got my 2016 V7 II Racer. Only 690 miles, it's been sitting in a garage for a while.

VIN# ZGULWUB22GM200069
Location: Tempe, Arizona

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That's a great find! It also needs some tender loving care fast. You need to research and ask it in the v7 section. Not for discussion here.
But the first service especially needs to be dond. Retorque heads, set valves, all oils, and replacing the 1/2 plastic gas filter.
 
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