The 2004 Honda Rune is not just a motorcycle—it’s a rolling sculpture, a daring statement from Honda’s design vaults. Born from the contemporary Valkyrie, the Rune boasts an audacious mix of artistry and engineering that screams exclusivity.
This particular example, showing a modest 6,000 miles, is dressed in a sleek black finish complemented by glistening chrome accents.
This Is Your Chance to Own a Unique Piece of Motorcycling History, a 2004 Honda Rune!
Underneath its aluminum twin-spar frame lies a liquid-cooled 1,832cc flat-six engine, paired with a five-speed transmission, delivering a factory-rated 118 horsepower. With electronic fuel injection and a chrome six-into-two exhaust system, this bike ensures smooth, powerful cruising.
The Rune’s suspension features a trailing-link fork up front and a Unit Pro-Link mono-shock at the rear, both dripping in chrome, while its stopping power comes from Nissin three-piston calipers clamping cross-drilled rotors.
Styling is pure theater—dual headlights in a chrome-trimmed bucket, LED taillights integrated into the rear fender, and Dunlop-clad five-spoke aluminum wheels (18” front, 17” rear).
The solo saddle and 6.1-gallon tank keep the rider intimately connected to this mechanical marvel. Add a digital dashboard and a driveshaft hidden in the single-sided swingarm, and the Rune emerges as a ride like no other—a celebration of form, function, and flair.
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