Ron Ayers website

[yrunvs]

Nothing comes easy for me
https://www.ronayers.com/oemparts/c/honda_motorcycle_2000/parts
On the website their are 10 GL1500 options to chose from depending on the Valk you have. I have a 2000 Valk Standard model so which of the 10 is right for mine. The reason I ask is I would have thought GL1500CA or Gl1500AA but apparently it matters because the wheel damper part number for each is different.
https://www.ronayers.com/oemparts/a/hon/506cb6b9f870023420a4194c/rear-wheel
https://www.ronayers.com/oemparts/a/hon/506c1e0af870023420a2f26d/rear-wheel

[Bighead]

Nothing comes easy for me
https://www.ronayers.com/oemparts/c/honda_motorcycle_2000/parts
On the website their are 10 GL1500 options to chose from depending on the Valk you have. I have a 2000 Valk Standard model so which of the 10 is right for mine. The reason I ask is I would have thought GL1500CA or Gl1500AA but apparently it matters because the wheel damper part number for each is different.
https://www.ronayers.com/oemparts/a/hon/506cb6b9f870023420a4194c/rear-wheel
https://www.ronayers.com/oemparts/a/hon/506c1e0af870023420a2f26d/rear-wheel

Wheel dampers changed and the ones for the IS are more durable I think (if I remember  correctly)
They should all be the same size.

[Willow]

GL1500C is the Valkyrie Standard.

I believe the Dampers you want are 06410-MBH-000.

[yrunvs]

Yes Sir you are right I just cross referenced the number to another site. So the correct one for the Valk Standard on Ron Ayer site is designated GL1500C A.

[Jess from VA]

There (originally) used to be only 2-peice dampers for std/tourers where the rubbers and metal inserts were both required, and you poked the inserts in yourself.

The interstate dampers later came as a one-piece design, with the inserts already inserted onto the rubbers, and they were cheaper, and better designed.  But both versions would work in any model or model year Valk.  I thought Honda carried both for a while, but later discontinued the 2-piece (because making both was stupid in the supply chain, and anyone who knew the difference would always get the cheaper and better one-piece versions).

This is why when I earlier posted the link to the damper part numbers, I used the '99 interstate, because those are the ones you want.  I used the ProCaliber website parts fishe, but you may find them cheaper.

I will post a part as the correct one to an inquiry on here, but I'm not going to do the shopping around for best price.

[Madmike]

There (originally) used to be only 2-peice dampers for std/tourers where the rubbers and metal inserts were both required, and you poked the inserts in yourself.

The interstate dampers later came as a one-piece design, with the inserts already inserted onto the rubbers, and they were cheaper, and better designed.  But both versions would work in any model or model year Valk.  I thought Honda carried both for a while, but later discontinued the 2-piece (because making both was stupid in the supply chain, and anyone who knew the difference would always get the cheaper and better one-piece versions).

This is why when I earlier posted the link to the damper part numbers, I used the '99 interstate, because those are the ones you want.  I used the ProCaliber website parts fishe, but you may find them cheaper.

I will post a part as the correct one to an inquiry on here, but I'm not going to do the shopping around for best price.

Thanks Jess, I was going through part #'s and trying to remember where this was mentioned, the full explanation is what I needed.   

[gordonv]

Not only will the dampener fit in any GL1500 Valkyrie, they will also fit in any 90'-00' Goldwing GL1500 too (5 spoke hub).

I don't recall who makes them now, but I bought one of the last batch from a seller in WA who used to make a better replacement one, Gary's dampeners, pasted back in what, 2013?