Valkyrie
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posted November 19, 2009 11:45 AM
European price announced
The European price for the 1200F has been announced at 14,990 euros.
This compares to 16,650 for the BMW K1300S.
May the speculation for the $US & $CAN begin !!!
http://www.lerepairedesmotards.com/actualites/2009/actu_091119-tarif-honda-vfr-1200.php
http://www.moto-station.com/article7327-news-moto-2010-la-nouvelle-honda-vfr-1200-f-a-moins-de-15-000-%E2%82%AC-.html
http://www.motoservices.com/actualite-moto/spip.php?breve22289
http://moto.caradisiac.com/14-990-EURuros-c-est-le-prix-de-la-nouvelle-1200-VFR-10-024
  
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TNCHIP
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posted November 19, 2009 03:20 PM
Thats is less than I expected.Based on that I will "speculate" $18500 for the U.S. price.
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Jeroen
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posted November 20, 2009 03:43 AM
There's no such thing as a 'European' price 
In The Netherlands we have to pay 17,000 euro for the non-DCT version. My guess is that the Danish have to pay twice that amount. Thanks to our governments.
The States always have about the lowest prices. Lucky you 
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Valkyrie
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posted November 20, 2009 04:21 AM
Sorry Jeroen, I should have been more specific and mentionned that it was the French price which had been published (see links).
However, as a comparison, how much doses the BMW K1300S go for in the Netherlands ?
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Jeroen
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posted November 20, 2009 04:36 AM
The K1300S is about 18,000 euro in NL. So the VFR is cheaper
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Valkyrie
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posted November 20, 2009 06:48 AM
Interesting - that's 2 countries that the 1200F is at least 5% lower in price than the K1300S.
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saaz
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posted November 22, 2009 01:53 PM
Base price of the K1300S in Australia is about A$26,000. At 5% less the VFR1200 would be $24,700, which is about what the St13 sells for here. If the US privce is around $19,000 the Australian price will have to be near that to compete, particularly since the exchange rate is supposedly in Australia's favour.
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