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absolutely loving my new Valkyrie as is Mrs. Use2b
first look at the 2020 Version

Sold so well before they are taking another run at it huh? Brave company.

It gets the new front end eh?

Is looking rather Rune like to me

Does Mrs use2be like that little slanted seat?

I always stop and marvel at that bike when I see one, but is probably not for me. Still a engineering piece of art and muscle.

(07-23-2018, 06:37 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Sold so well before they are taking another run at it huh? Brave company.

It gets the new front end eh?

Is looking rather Rune like to me

Does Mrs use2be like that little slanted seat?

funny how i own two bikes i never see anyone else owning - LOL

For me it was all about the powerful smooth engine and drive train but she will not hang on and i was concerned i may have to turn around and go back to pick her up so i made some changes.......she is happy with the gel seat and back rest

What is that wheel next to the Valkyrie attached to, use2b?

Anyone know why motorcycles have two forks that run up to a tree but they decided to make the 2018 Valkyrie with a single fork?

(07-23-2018, 07:19 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]What is that wheel next to the Valkyrie attached to, use2b?

1999 F355 Spider

(07-23-2018, 08:17 AM)postoak_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone know why motorcycles have two forks that run up to a tree but they decided to make the 2018 Valkyrie with a single fork?

Looks like the same fork arrangement as the new Gold Wing. It's similar to BMW's Telelever.

My son is looking at a 2014 Valk
a dealer over by Milwaukee is closing them out for $8999
new in crate

(07-23-2018, 10:17 AM)3rdbike_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-23-2018, 08:17 AM)postoak_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone know why motorcycles have two forks that run up to a tree but they decided to make the 2018 Valkyrie with a single fork?

Looks like the same fork arrangement as the new Gold Wing. It's similar to BMW's Telelever.

Looks like the same fork arrangement as the new Gold Wing. It's similar to BMW's Telelever. Duolever, actually.

Who doesn't like a red Ferrari!