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Super Valk?

Started by Hook#3287, Tue 12, Apr 2011, 06:17:18

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Hook#3287

I've never really paid much attention to what it is, I had my Tourer and was happy with it.  Now that I've got some other options with the other two, I'm thinking of doing a Super Valk or something like it.
Assuming there is one, can anyone give me a definition (and pic's) of what a "Super Valk" is?

Thanks;
Bill

Joe Hummer

The term "Supervalk" refers to taking the trunk off of an IS.  It is a fairly straight forward adventure but you do need to purchase a few pieces from a standard or tourer...like a rear fender wiring harness and taillight.  When I performed this on a friends valk, we made the trunk easily reattachable by notching the mounting rails where they attach to the rear fender. 

Here is a set of instructions I found on the web by searching "SuperValk":

http://www.f6rider.com/Articles/10_minute_super_valk.htm

Joe
1999 Valkyrie Interstate
You pay for the whole bike, why not use it Jerry Motorman Palladino

Highbinder

A supervalk is only referred to a Interstate that has had the trunk removed....some say that if it can't be put back on with a quick change set up it should not be called a supervalk.....I finally figured out where this name came about....remember superman use to go in the phone booth and remove his civil clothes and out popped superman, same with the valk, remove the trunk..out pops supervalk...now if superman no longer put the civil clothes back on would he no longer be superman?...of course not, therefore any Interstate with the trunk removed whether permanent or with the quick release is a Supervalk... :cooldude:






Hook#3287

Okay, so to make my Tourer a "SuperValk" wanna be, I need to add an I/S fairing and lowers?  Won't be a full super cause I won't have a trunk?  That sound right?

Momz


ALWAYS QUESTION AUTHORITY! 

97 Valk bobber, 98 Valk Rat Rod, 2K SuperValk, plus several other classic bikes

Willow

#5
It was an unfortunate choice of terms.  If the original idea man had called his creation a Valkyrie Convertible then no one would have contested him, but people take offense at being told that someone else's Valk is "super" and theirs is something else.

I like the term "maverick", but then aren't all Valkyries, to some degree, mavericks?



Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005

Y'all call'em what you will....Unless it's got the rail mod...You have a Interstate with the trunk removed  :cooldude:


I've seen alot of people that thought they were cool , but then again Lord I've seen alot of fools.

KY,Dave (AKA Misunderstood)

I honestly never understood all the conflict over what it's called. :roll: Set your bike up the way you like it and RIDE it  :cooldude:

ptgb

#8
Quote from: Misunderstood on Wed 13, Apr 2011, 06:13:50
I honestly never understood all the conflict over what it's called. :roll: Set your bike up the way you like it and RIDE it  :cooldude:



Well since we have such consensus on tires and oil... we gotta to have something to debate  ;D


P.S.  ...the final drive oil does not lubricate the pinion cup through those two little holes  :2funny:  :D  :uglystupid2:


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Hook#3287

QuoteWell since we have such consensus on tires and oil... we gotta to have something to debate 


P.S.  ...the final drive oil does not lubricate the pinion cup through those two little holes     

:roll: :roll: :roll: ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D