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V7 Registry & Picture thread -- ADD YOUR BIKE

ronnie_eff said:
Was going to wait until I had some more epic photos, but here is my 2019 v7iii
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Thanks for posting. Moved this to the Registry & Pic thread here. Love to get your VIN# and related for the first post of this thread.
 
Speciality said:
Here is my V7 850 Special in its current state. VIN is ZGUKZB006MM000025. I've owned it a little over a year, buying it with 500 miles done.
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Thanks for the post and info. What City in the UK are you?
 
Actually, I have just realised that that picture doesn’t portrait how it looks now I fitted Mistral short exhausts and also a Dart screen, so there’s less chrome as the Mistrals are stainless and IMHO look a lot better being shorter. Sound much better too with the baffles in, which is how the new map is specified
 
DeadEye said:
Flat bars and Racer seat ?
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Clubman bars. I love the aggressive drop
and yes sir racer seat!
Yes on the stubbys. Still my favorite exhaust for the V7. Sad to see so few of them but I understand why😂 they are so loud. I have to wear earplugs all the time
 
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I sold my Cali Vintage last winter because i'm getting old and the Cali started to feel too heavy. In the spring I bought this V7 Classic 2011 and it has felt nice after riding it over the summer. It is much lighter than Cali and easy to handle and rather low power has not been a problem at any point. I think it feels pretty much the same as when I was a young lad riding my '66 Triumph Tiger 500. V7's VIN is ZGULW0000BM115265 and it was initially registered here in Finland on 08.08.2011. The bike has been ridden about 60000 km and it isin really neat condition and well maintained.

ZGULW0000BM115265
Hämeenlinna, Finland


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