2000 Honda Valkyrie

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Up for bid is a 2000 Honda Valkyrie Interstate. I am the second owner and purchased with around 18K on odometer. Less than 42,000 miles and all maintenance has been done religiously and by the shop schedule. She has a black base coat with red flecks underneath and the sears are black with red piping. The bike handles like one would expect it to and it’s a head turner. As it IS a Honda the damn thing is pretty much bullet proof. I’ve ridden the bike cross country several times on short trips and it is by far the best bike I have ever owned. No regrets, no complaints. Please ask any and all questions. I will respond in this forum. The bike has all of the following items (maybe more): New Tires New Brake Pads New Spark Plugs and wires (yellow) Chrome Radiator Cap Chrome Resv. Covers Custom Radiator Grill Chrome Oil Filler Cap Chrome Swing Arm Covers Chrome Saddlebag Rails Chrome V-Stack (Carb Covers) Chrome Front/Read Fender Trim Stainless Fork Wind Deflectors/Air Wings Kuryakyn Highway Pegs Cobra 6 into 6 Exhaust Chrome Mirrors Chrome Luggage Rack Air Horn Chrome Cam Shaft Ends Temp Gauge Dip Stick Chrome Plate Cover LED Light Kit (Red) Chrome Transmission Covers Chrome Levers Custom Fork Cover (Dragons) Kury Grips w/ L and R Palm Rest Cobra Floor Boards Kury Brake Pedal Kenwood Radio Mounted in R/saddlebag (The factory radio gave up the ghost a year or so ago...and didn’t have a cd player anyway, so I swapped it out...new speaking wiring also) Chrome MP3 or accessory mount on L/handlebar Kenwood Marine Remote on L/handlebar (it controls the radio, cd and mp3 player...and it’s waterproof Alpine 300w Amp mounted in trunk LED Running Lights in Saddlebags Tear Drop Turn Signals in Saddlebags There is probably something I’m forgetting..oh yeah, I have a lift adapter that’ll I’ll include. The Valk doesn’t sit on just any jack stand or motorcycle lift without this adapter. The bike has also been desmogged and had the carbs rebuilt...no gas-gunk! I’ll also throw in the Honda shop manual and Clymer manual. They’re great for self-maintenance projects. The bike is pictured with a tinted, shorty windshield, but I’ll include the Tulsa full windshield also. The bike is already for Supervalk mode, but the amp in the trunk would need to be relocated for that. Just think of it as a 2 hour, 3 beer Saturday morning project. Like I said early any questions...more pics, let me know. Happy bidding and good luck. Oh...the also... Seller reserves to right to end auction early as bike is for sale locally. Local Pick Up 33614 Tampa or Buyer arranges Delivery Immediate $700 Down Payment Via Paypal I’ve used escrow.com as a payment method and ebay approves them also. Balance due in Cash within 7 days On May-10-10 at 11:41:41 PDT, seller added the following information: Added a new YUSA battery (5/10/10)Changed out speakers (front and rear) (5/10/10)