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Honda 1100 ACE Tourer Touring Bike reviews

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Reviewed on May 6, 2023

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Tourer view listing

5.0
Awesome motorcycle! Steering handles very well. Very responsive. Tires 40/40 psi Avon Vipers. Getting 38 mpg. Great for such a beast! Lots of power. Throttle is immediately responsive. All of this chrome really turns heads. Love this... read more
Awesome motorcycle! Steering handles very well. Very responsive. Tires 40/40 psi Avon Vipers. Getting 38 mpg. Great for such a beast! Lots of power. Throttle is immediately responsive. All of this chrome really turns heads. Love this bike!
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Reviewed on March 5, 2020

Motorcycle reviewed 1998 Honda Shadow ACE Tour view listing

5.0
Great bike Harley got to heavy for me, this thing has about the same performance and speed of an Evo Harley but 150 lbs lighter, feels like a Bob sled in the curves handles great seen 150,000 mileage examples love simplicity, no computer ABS, just change oil and... read more
Great bike Harley got to heavy for me, this thing has about the same performance and speed of an Evo Harley but 150 lbs lighter, feels like a Bob sled in the curves handles great seen 150,000 mileage examples love simplicity, no computer ABS, just change oil and ride,
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Reviewed on November 9, 2019

Motorcycle reviewed 1998 Honda 1100 ACE Tourer view listing

4.8
I love my 98. Owned for 2 years now. Put 11,000 miles. Has 30,000 miles total. Gas, oil and tires thats it. I love that no valve maintenance is required. Very low cost of ownership. I see no reason that this bike wont hit 100,000 miles. Though not a full touring bagger, its intermediate... read more
I love my 98. Owned for 2 years now. Put 11,000 miles. Has 30,000 miles total. Gas, oil and tires thats it. I love that no valve maintenance is required. Very low cost of ownership. I see no reason that this bike wont hit 100,000 miles. Though not a full touring bagger, its intermediate nature suites my (1up) just fine. Im 65 and this bike hustles enough to satisfy my urges when needed. The motor revs out pretty good when required, no short shifting needed. I do agree up to 70 mph is the sweet and that fine by me. Its all about taking in the sites these days and not the old, how fast can i get there. I have yet to scrape pegs but it can handle a aggressive corner carving ride. I have no problem keeping up with sports bikes riding atcs good clip. Have amazed a few of them. Harleys not an even issue. Still good low mileage bike are out but I wouldnt hesitate if you found one with 50,000 miles on it. As they say, this Honda was built to last. Buy 1
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Reviewed on September 25, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Tourer view listing

4.0
After years of wanting a Valkyrie, I finally bought a used one with 10,000 miles on it. So far it has been an excellent bike, plenty of power and comfort. Although a little heavy, it handles like a dream. Gets plenty of stares too. I think I'll keep this one for a long... read more
After years of wanting a Valkyrie, I finally bought a used one with 10,000 miles on it. So far it has been an excellent bike, plenty of power and comfort. Although a little heavy, it handles like a dream. Gets plenty of stares too. I think I'll keep this one for a long time.
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Reviewed on September 2, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Tourer view listing

2.0
Right off I've got over 30 yrs riding and I've owned 3 Harleys, 1 BSA, 2 Hondas and believe it or not 1 BMW. So I somewhat know what I'm talking about. The Valk has great power, nice and smooth. that's because it spends most of the time riding on a trailer back to some dealer to get repaired.... read more
Right off I've got over 30 yrs riding and I've owned 3 Harleys, 1 BSA, 2 Hondas and believe it or not 1 BMW. So I somewhat know what I'm talking about. The Valk has great power, nice and smooth. that's because it spends most of the time riding on a trailer back to some dealer to get repaired. Before it had 30 miles on it, it had been at the dealer getting fixed twice. It's now 2001 and I've only got 17,682 miles on it and I normally ride about 20 to 30,000 miles a year on the other bikes I've had. And Oh! By the way I'm here typing this because yes it's in the shop again. This time because it only seems to want to run on 5 spark plugs and smells of raw gas all the time, bad enough to make your eyes burn going down the road. None of the dealers I've been to are very helpful either. It wouldn't start after I rode it home from the dealer the day I got it. So! 30 mins after I got it, It was on it's way back to get repaired. All in all Honda has replaced 2 Carbs at 3000 miles, 1 starter at 3500 miles, 5th gear at 5100 miles and 1 complete wiring harness at 12003 miles. Countless nickel and dime problems too. It gets serviced by a dealer everytime it's due. This repair I've been told, no matter what it is, is on me. This will be my last Honda. Not because of the Valkyrie junk that it is, but because of the Crappy dealers I've had to deal with. One in Mi refused to work on it at all because it had a history of problems. WOW! A dealer that doesn't want to repair a bike.
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Reviewed on May 11, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Tourer view listing

5.0
The best bike I have ever owned. Just watch out on low speed turns, this bike is... read more
The best bike I have ever owned. Just watch out on low speed turns, this bike is HEAVY!
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Reviewed on April 15, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Tourer view listing

5.0
Smooth, comfortable, reliable and full of power. Upgraded from a Magna 750 and while I miss the style of the Magna, I am captivated by the comfort and power of the... read more
Smooth, comfortable, reliable and full of power. Upgraded from a Magna 750 and while I miss the style of the Magna, I am captivated by the comfort and power of the Valkyrie.
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Reviewed on April 11, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Tourer view listing

5.0
Valkyrie is the state of the art cruiser. Lots of power and torque at any rpm, no vibration at all. As good at the long rides as over the city. She draws attention at every stop. I have 32000 km at the clock and no single problem or malfunction (knock on the wood). Aftermarket suggests bunch of... read more
Valkyrie is the state of the art cruiser. Lots of power and torque at any rpm, no vibration at all. As good at the long rides as over the city. She draws attention at every stop. I have 32000 km at the clock and no single problem or malfunction (knock on the wood). Aftermarket suggests bunch of accessories to customize the bike. Drawbacks: I'd like bigger tank (but Interstate has one), fuel gauge, better backlights, more comfortable seat, hmm... not much to add. Make a test-drive and you won't be back to any other bike.
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Reviewed on April 11, 2000

Motorcycle reviewed 1997 Honda GL1500C Valkyrie Tourer view listing

4.0
Power, power, power!!! Heavy but extremely well handling once underway. No vibration anywhere. Very comfy for driver and passenger on long rides. Excellent brakes F & R. Easy maintenance (with the possible exception of the rear tire). Rear night-time visibility could be better as well as... read more
Power, power, power!!! Heavy but extremely well handling once underway. No vibration anywhere. Very comfy for driver and passenger on long rides. Excellent brakes F & R. Easy maintenance (with the possible exception of the rear tire). Rear night-time visibility could be better as well as instrument illumination.
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