It's the Honda OEM tall model. Thanks for watching!

Was that a question? I know I haven't done one in a while and I'm long overdue. I've been frustrated with my audio results and it kind of took the wind out of my sails. I'll still be doing them. Have a big trip planned for early August and hopefully will have a few to share after that! Thanks for watching.

@@crupert23225 forget being infested is back, Davey had COVID he made a vid about 2 weeks ago and I didn't see your name in the comments are you not doing your Giant comments anymore.

Thank you for subscribing to my channel! I haven't been making many videos lately but I hope to get back at it soon. You may want to join the Valkyrie forum online at www.f6cforum.com. I am the moderator on that site and we are a great group of guys. You might also want to check out another Valkyrie owner's channel at www.youtube.com/@ROTV-DanLockhart. He's the most prolific KZbinr with this motorcycle. Please join the forum and show us some pictures!

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Thank you for watching and commenting! The Valk is a great bike and incredibly powerful, and the best bike I've ever owned. You might want to check out our forum at www.f6cforum.com for more info.

Thank you for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching and commenting! First, I'm not sure about a 2016 Valkyrie, as to my knowledge the only two years this model was made were '14 and '15. But there may be later model years in the international scene. At 4:28, it was really just a rolling stop. Not for any reason surrounding control. I much prefer to keep moving than to stop whenever I can. I have zero trouble handling the bike at any speed. The low slung engine and horizontally opposed pistons keep the center of gravity low and the bike very manageable. It IS a heavy bike at almost 800 pounds wet and accessorized, but I have no trouble managing it even at stop. I have met a few others who have this bike in my area, but we are a bit of a unicorn. In most cases, the only way we connect is on our forum, www.f6cforum.com, since the bike is so rare. If you have questions about the bike and want to know more details about it, that's the place to get them answered. I'm the site administrator. I hope you'll join the site and become active on it if you do buy one!

Hah, yeh, I have a bit of stuff there. All functional.

Thank you for the comment and for watching my video! I've never owned a Harley and can't speak to that, having always been mostly a Honda guy. I absolutely love the bike.

Thanks for watching and for the compliment! I had to do a bit of research to determine the answer to your question. www.motorcyclistonline.com/cruiser-comparison-cruisers-test-ducati-diavel-vs-honda-gold-wing-valkyrie-vs-star-vmax-deal-devil/ If you scroll down this article to the technical specs, you'll see that the Ducati is described as a wet multi-plate slipper clutch, where the Valkyrie is described only as a wet multi-plate. If the Valk were a slipper, I'm sure they would have labeled it the same.

Why just there??

@@LUCIANALOVESGOD If I have to explain, you wouldn't understand.

@@crupert23225 pls do ?

Thank you RodKris! Appreciate you watching. I plan to start doing more now that it's warm again!

I understand. The cam is not permanently mounted, and can be pulled off its mount quickly and disconnected from the power cable if you get caught in the rain. The mount sticks to the windshield, and the cam clips into the mount, so you can easily avoid rain and theft. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! I'm a total amateur at videoing, and I can't even figure out how to use my editor program. Also thanks for subscribing! I appreciate the comments. Pollen here is horrible right now. Hate to even get the bike out in this mess.

Impressive stable! Where do you live?

I like a man who watches with such attention to detail, just as I do! I keep an eye on those windows and so far they look pretty clear, and Honda didn't say anything about them last month. I watched clear through this video and couldn't see anywhere with a real clear view of the windows. I always wonder if they shouldn't be changed anyway, as I don't know when the hydros were first filled. Lots of these bikes sat for quite a while before being sold, so I don't know if they were filled in 2014 or when the bike actually sold. I'll keep an eye on them though. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.

Thanks Vindual! I plan to! The bike is all serviced and the new helmet is now fully accessorized and I am ready to ride.

Thanks for watching! Appreciate you subscribing.

Thanks Mark! As I mentioned in the video, I've been waiting for a "new and improved" GoPro chin mount for the Neotec helmet to finally arrive at Ride Tech Moto, which was the only retailer that sold this particular mount. They finally notified me today that it had come in, and I immediately placed my order. So that should be arriving this week, and I can't wait to test it out. The bike is now ready to roll, and soon the helmet cam will be too!

Thanks Elisa! I appreciate the view and comment. I toured Hollywood Cemetery with an old girlfriend when I first got here, and thought it was an odd place to visit, but immediately became enamored with its beauty and tranquility and history. Look forward to seeing more of you in future vids!

No. But they are prepared.

Yes indeed. I did the math and that is precisely what I calculated! Thanks for watching.

That monument was built in 1869! Unbelievable how well it has withstood the elements. I didn't experience any difference with the deflectors, but it was the first time I used them, and it was warm. I'm certain in colder weather they'd make a big difference. And of course, big bugs and rocks will only be occasional. Better to have and not need, I always say! The extenders are a real help. For the price, they do a great job. I simply could not get them installed, despite being what should be a super simple job. The two cables on the right side (one for throttle and the other I don't know) would not yield to the part, so like so many other projects, I finally gave up and went to Honda. If you get a pair, I'll be interested to hear your experience of installing them.

Thanks Dan! I was with my Dad on a WW2 veteran's tour of DC that weekend, and we had a special vantage point reserved just for us. So I was able to capture it beautifully. I really think this is the video that is driving all my subscribers to me. Best weekend I ever had, touring DC sights with all those WW2 vets.

Thank you! Appreciate you watching and commenting.

Then I suggest you go to the Quarters and instruct them on how to do it properly. 🙄

Awesome! I wish I could do over and get the blue one myself! Are you a member on the F6C forum?