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1998 Honda Valkyrie Tourer Standard on 2040-motos

US $8,000.00
YearYear:1998 MileageMileage:58 ColorColor: Red
Location:

Decatur, Alabama, US

Decatur, AL, US
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Honda Valkyrie photos

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Honda Valkyrie tech info

TypeType:Standard Stock NumberStock Number:100399 PhonePhone:8884657968

Honda Valkyrie description

1998 Honda VALKYRIE TOURER, 1998 HONDA VALKYRIE TOURER - Tokyo, October 13, 1998 --- Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has announced the launch of the modified Valkyrie 1520 cc heavyweight touring bike, manufactured by Honda Motors US production subsidiary, Honda of America Manufacturing (HAM). The 99 export model, which incorporates a reversing system, will go on sale in Japan on October 14. The Valkyrie Tourer, an upgraded version of the Valkyrie for long-distance touring, fitted with an extra-large windshield and rear saddlebags, will be launched as an addition to the series on November 10. Both bikes in the Valkyrie series incorporate the largest displacement engines fitted to any models in Hondas entire motorcycle range. They are the top-of-the-series models within the Honda American-style custom-bike line-up. The incorporation of an exhaust air-injection system in both models serves to clean up exhaust emissions enabling the bikes to comply with new stricter Japanese motorcycle exhaust emission regulations due to be enforced from October 1999. Valkyrie Valkyrie Tourer Domestic annual sales target: 600 units Main features of the 99 Valkyrie Horizontally-opposed 6-cylinder engine delivers large amounts of power smoothly at low, medium and high revs Featuring the same quiet, super-smooth and ultra-powerful liquid-cooled 4-cycle horizontally-opposed 6-cylinder 1,520cc engine as used in the Gold Wing SE, the Valkyrie produces a maximum power of 100 PS at 6,000 rpm - with the rich, flat torque profile that a high-displacement engine typically produces. An exhaust gas cleaning system is fitted to enable the bike to comply with new Japanese motorcycle exhaust emission regulations Some modifications have been made to the exhaust system, in the form of a new exhaust air-injection system. This re-injects air into the exhaust ports to allow unburned pollutant gases such as hydrocarbons (HCs) and carbon monoxide (CO) to be oxidized. This greater degree of combustion reduces harmful emissions considerably. After the Honda VFR and Gold Wing SE, the Valkyrie is the third bike to be released by Honda in Japan in the over-250cc class that complies with the motorcycle exhaust emission regulations being enforced from October 1999. The new reversing system is exclusive to the Japanese import model Both models in the Valkyrie series feature a handy reversing system, ideal for garage parking or maneuvering into tight spaces. Incorporating the same system as used in the Goldwing SE, this feature is unique to the Valkyrie models imported into Japan. Main features of the 99 Valkyrie Tourer Long-distance touring modifications Based on the Valkyrie, the Valkyrie Tourer is fitted with an extra-large windshield and double rear saddlebags to make it more suitable for long-distance touring. Body colors:

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