Belly Tank

   If you've been wishing you could put an Interstate fuel tank on your Standard or Tourer but can't justify spending so much $$$, or you already have an Interstate and wish you had a better range between fuel stops, look no farther.
   R & M Works Inc has developed a 3 gallon auxillary fuel tank for the Valkyrie that is virtually unseen, relatively easy to install and still leaves you your reserve fuel. Price is about a third of what you'd spend for an Interstate fuel tank in good condition. (if you can find one that you won't have to paint)

                         in this photo you can barely see the Belly Tank in front of the rear wheel.                                                     

           Comes as a complete kit with fuel pump, all hoses, fittings, filter and installation manual
                                                                          

                                       * Fills thru main tank at the same time thru a 1/2" line
                                                    * 3 Gallon Tank
                                                    * Seamless system no switches, etc
                                                    * Maintains your normal reserve
                                                    * Lowers CG of motorcycle
                                                    * Uses fuel off the main tank first
                                                    * Constructed of .125 5052 Aluminum and then powder-coated
                                                    * Requires a fitting silver soldered into main tank

           *Belly Tank Installation Instruction Manual PDF.......Click Here for Preview and Download

                                   R&M WORKS INC. BELLY TANK WEBSITE......Click Here

ClearView Shields

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                                ClearView Shields for Honda Valkyrie Standard / Tourer
                               

From the Website...

• Clearview Shields has been Handcrafting Shields in the USA for Over 28Years
• Top Rated by Riders Around the World in Performance, Quality, Fit and Finish
• Premium High Impact Acrylic Blend Material Exceeds Industry & DOT Standards
• UV Inhibitors Extend Shield Life & Provide Protection for the Dash and Acc.
• 3/16″ (.187) Thick Material is More Rigid than the Stock Shield
• Ready to Mount to your Honda Brackets (we do not offer any brackets)
• Designed with the Same Shape and Contour as the Stock Honda Shield
• 6 Different Heights Available to Tailor the Shield Height to Your Height
• Custom Vent option available
• 1″ Added Width on GT Models for Increased Protection
• Shipped with a Protective Film that allows Installation and Testing
• Can be Polished, Buffed, and is Safe to use Rain-X Original Clear Formula
• These Shields are Designed to Mount to the OEM Honda Brackets.
• Clearview Shields are designed as “replacement” windshields. We do not offer any brackets/braces/framing or any other hardware.
 

How to Polish a Valkyrie Wheel

          

Pt.2 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - How To Repair A Rusty Fuel Tank

         

Pt.3 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - How To Repair A Rusty Fuel Tank

        

SERVICE AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

                                          HONDA VALKYRIE F6C SERVICE MANUAL

    Download PDF's for an assortment of Service and Installation Instructions, including the Honda Valkyrie Service Manual.
    Click the "Home" button at the top of the page to visit the Homepage of the Valkyrie Riders Cruiser Club, Norway Chapter. A wealth of information about the Honda Valkyrie!

Pt.4 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - How To Repair A Rusty Fuel Tank

         

Valkyrie Riders Cruiser Club "Shop Talk" Forum Board

Shop Talk

The VRCC ShopTalk page is a collection of Valkyrie articles that we have produced ourselves, or that other members have taken the time to write for your benefit. This page is to be used as a guideline to working on your Valkyrie. It is not the "Gospel", it is only a collection of experiences that we have had when working on our Valkyrie.

       If your working on your Valk, or are planning a project and have questions, you can probably find the answers, and instructions, here in Shop Talk!

Pt.5 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - How To Remove The Carbs

      

Motosens Guages for the Honda Valkyrie

                                                   http://www.motosens.com/index.htm

Motosens Guages
   If your looking to add Gauges to your Valkyrie, this is the place to get them.
   Designed specifically to match the Valkyrie speedo and tach, these gauges come in an assortment of styles and lighting options.
   Choose from Oil Temp Gauge, Coolant Temp Gauge, Oil Pressure Gauge, Voltmeter, Fuel Gauge and Clock. Available in Classic or Electronic.

The VALKYRIEGUY
    For an excellent write-up on some of these guages, along with pictures of their installation, just click the link below....

                                               http://www.valkyrieguy.com/motosens.htm

Pt.6 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - How To Disassemble The Carbs

       

Plastic Surgery: Down-sizing Your Windshield

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Plastic Surgery
A simple procedure that can make your bike safer and more comfortable--especially on a rainy night...
   CUTTING A WINDSHIELD FOR HEIGHT is more than just a matter of comfort and style, it's essential to good visability....
   Step-by-step instructions with pictures.

Pt.7 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - How To Clean The Carbs

      

1997 Honda Valkyrie 1500C-CT Owners Manual

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Pt.8 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - How To Reassemble And Sync The Carbs

        

Honda Valkyrie - Rear End Service and Changing Drive Dampeners

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Valkyrie Rear End Service
   If you own a Valkyrie and have ever wondered how you could service the rear end yourself, here's the step-by-step instructions. I watched mine being done (helped a little. lol) and he made it look so easy. Thanks Dalen from the VRCC Forum Kansas Board!
   Don't remember where on the web I got this from, but it was for public download. I've converted it from Office format to PDF for easier viewing.

Pt.9 1998 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Project - Final Assembly And Start Up

  

2001 VRCC Inzane Ride-In Maintenance Seminar

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VRCC Inzane Ride-In Maintenance Seminar
   A 59 page comprehensive guide, with diagrams and links, showing how to fix common problems and do routine maintenance. Also includes answers to some questions asked by owners of the Valkyrie.
   This PDF also includes the Valkyrie Maintenance Guide by Carl Kulow, beginning on page 37.