On introduction in 1997, a naked Standard and later, a Tourer model were offered.
 The Tourer included a windshield and lockable hard saddlebags.
It was designated as a GL1500CT
In 1999, the Interstate model was added to the lineup, which included a fork-mounted fairing along with a larger capacity fuel tank and a trunk at the rear of the motorcycle.
It was designated as a GL1500CJ.

As sales eventually dwindled, the Interstate and Tourer models were dropped after 2001, leaving only the Standard model remaining.
 2003 saw the Standard offered only in black and was the last year of the original Valkyrie.
On introduction in 1997, a naked Standard and later, a Tourer model were offered.  The Tourer included a windshield and lockable hard saddlebags. It was designated as a GL1500CT
In 1999, the Interstate model was added to the lineup, which included a fork-mounted fairing along with a larger capacity fuel tank and a trunk at the rear of the motorcycle. It was designated as a GL1500CJ.
As sales eventually dwindled, the Interstate and Tourer models were dropped after 2001, leaving only the Standard model remaining.  2003 saw the Standard offered only in black and was the last year of the original Valkyrie.
Honda Valkyrie