Custom - Cruiser · 2010

Revelation Canyon Runner

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MotoLibrary Score

98 /100 Exceptional

Engine

1754 ccm

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Revelation Canyon Runner Performance & Handling Ratings

Power

88/100

1754 cc

Torque

95/100

~161 Nm

Agility

65/100

Neutral

Ergonomics

68/100

Standard

Range

58/100

Standard

Tires, Oil & Maintenance Specs 2010 Factory Reference

Revelation Canyon Runner Tire Size, Oil & Service Capacities

🛞 Front Tire Size

3.50-21

Pressure: 2.5 bar (36 psi)

🛞 Rear Tire Size

300/50-16

Pressure: 2.9 bar (42 psi)

🛢️ Engine Oil & Capacity

SAE 10W-40 / 10W-50 Synthetic 4T (API SN / JASO MA2)

Capacity: 3.60 litres (3.80 US quarts)

⛓️ Final Drive & Chain

Belt (final drive)

6-speed

⚡ Spark Plugs & Battery

NGK CR9E /CR9EIA-9 / DPR8EA-9

Battery: 12V 12Ah / 14Ah (YTX12-BS / YTX14-BS / YTZ14S)

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Engine

Displacement 1753.5 ccm (107.00 cubic inches)

Engine Type V2, four-stroke

Engine Details V2, four-stroke

Valves/Cylinder 2

Fuel Control Single Overhead Cams (SOHC)

Ignition Digital transistorized (TCI / ECU)

Lubrication Wet sump forced lubrication with oil cooler

Transmission

Gearbox 6-speed

Final Drive Belt (final drive)

Clutch Multiplate wet clutch, cable/hydraulic operated

Driveline Toothed belt final drive

Chassis

Front Suspension Telescopic or Inverted, Chrome, Black Anodized

Rear Suspension Legends Air Ride

Wheels & Brakes

Front Tyre 3.50-21

Rear Tyre 300/50-16

Front Tire Pressure 2.5 bar (36 psi)

Rear Tire Pressure 2.9 bar (42 psi)

Front Brakes Single disc. Performance Machine 4 Piston

Rear Brakes Single disc

Dimensions & Weight

Oil Capacity 3.60 litres (3.80 US quarts)

Service & Fluids

Engine Oil SAE 10W-40 / 10W-50 Synthetic 4T (API SN / JASO MA2)

Brake Fluid DOT 4

Spark Plugs NGK CR9E /CR9EIA-9 / DPR8EA-9

Battery 12V 12Ah / 14Ah (YTX12-BS / YTX14-BS / YTZ14S)

Other

Starter Electric

Color Options Black. Custom.

Electrical 12V 12Ah / 14Ah (YTX12-BS / YTX14-BS / YTZ14S)

Notes

Limited Edition and Certified. 12 Total for 2010. Built to order. Various engine options. Wheels: Performance Machine, Forge Tech, Polished, chrome or color Matched.

Data-Driven Buyer Verdict Evaluated from 2010 OEM specs & class benchmarks

2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner Pros, Cons, Recalls & Verdict

✓ Pros & Key Strengths

Clean, quiet belt final drive (Belt (final drive)) with minimal routine lubrication required.
Balanced Custom - Cruiser chassis geometry with proven OEM componentry.
Broad aftermarket tire and service parts availability for the 2010 Intrepid platform.

! Cons & Buyer Considerations

As a 2010 model-year machine, buyers should inspect rubber brake lines, charging voltage, and suspension seals closely.
Stock suspension preload and damping should be dialed in for your specific rider weight and luggage load.

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Technical Overview

2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner Technical Analysis, Chassis Review & Ownership Overview

Built around Intrepid's custom - cruiser motorcycle platform, the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner relies on a 1753.5 cc (107 cu in) v2, four-stroke powerplant. Internal cylinder geometry specifies 2 valves per cylinder.

Chassis suspension hardware on the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner is configured for predictable road feedback with front suspension handled by Telescopic or Inverted, Chrome, Black Anodized and rear damping managed via Legends Air Ride. Braking performance is delivered by single disc, performance machine 4 piston up front paired with single disc at the rear. Factory rolling stock mounts a 3.50-21 front tire and a 300/50-16 rear tire, sizing the contact patch for predictable turn-in grip and replacement tire availability.

Routine workshop maintenance calls for recommended SAE 10W-40 / 10W-50 Synthetic 4T (API SN / JASO MA2) engine oil (3.60 litres (3.80 US quarts)), NGK CR9E /CR9EIA-9 / DPR8EA-9 spark plugs, cold tire pressures of 2.5 bar (36 psi) front / 2.9 bar (42 psi) rear. Buyers cross-shopping the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner in the Custom - Cruiser segment most frequently benchmark its horsepower, seat height, and curb weight against the Yamaha YBR125 Custom (2013), Yamaha YBR125 Custom (2012), Yamaha YBR125 Custom (2011).

Tire Combination

3.50-21 / 300/50-16

About These 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner Specifications & Data Sources: Technical data for the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner is compiled from manufacturer OEM service sheets and type-approval records by the MotoLibrary Editorial Team. Performance ratings, seat-height ergonomics, A1/A2 license eligibility, gearing speeds, and ownership cost estimates are calculated across MotoLibrary's database of 43,881+ motorcycles using power-to-weight (HP/kg) ratios and factory chassis dimensions.

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Seat Height & Ergonomics Seat: 800 mm (31.5 in)

Revelation Canyon Runner Seat Height & Rider Height Fit

Rider Height 175 cm (5'9")

Leg Inseam 79 cm (31.1")

Footwear Sole:

🟢 Balls of Both Feet (Secure)

Est. Knee Angle: ~92°

Quick Height Reference (800 mm Saddle + 38 mm Seat Width Arc):

163cm (5'4")

1-Foot Only

170cm (5'7")

Tip-Toe

178cm (5'10")

Balls of Feet

185cm (6'1")

Flat-Foot

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License & Power Limit Check Full A License (Unrestricted)

Revelation Canyon Runner A1, A2 & LAMS License Compatibility

Exceeds A1/A2 learner limits (>70 kW or >0.20 kW/kg). Requires an unrestricted Category A motorcycle license.

Output (kW / HP)

N/A

Power / Weight

Standard

LAMS Ratio

N/A

🇪🇺 EU/UK A1 (≤11kW) ✗ No

🇪🇺 EU/UK A2 (≤35kW) ✗ Full A Only

🇦🇺 AU/NZ LAMS (≤150kW/t) ✗ Exceeds

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* EU Directive 2006/126/EC requires ≤35 kW (47.5 HP), ≤0.20 kW/kg wet weight, and a factory base model not exceeding 70 kW (95 HP) for A2 restriction. Always verify VIN homologation on your registration certificate.

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Engine Design & Chassis Dimensions OEM Specs

Revelation Canyon Runner Engine Stroke, RPM & Steering Geometry

Mean Piston Speed (@ 9,500 RPM)

Standard Street Velocity

Standard Factory Thermal Load

Bore × Stroke Architecture

OEM Spec

Balanced Street Engine Architecture

Steering Rake & Trail

Standard Rake

Neutral Balanced Cornering & Highway Composure

Wheelbase & Stability

Standard Wheelbase

Balanced street/canyon wheelbase

Engine Note: Mean piston speed (v_m = 2 × Stroke × RPM / 60) measures piston travel velocity at peak power. Values under 18.5 m/s indicate low inertial stress on connecting rods and rings; values above 21.5 m/s approach Formula 1 / MotoGP velocities.

Sprockets, Chain & Cruising RPM Base: 16T / 43T (2.69:1) · Class Ref

Revelation Canyon Runner Sprocket Ratio, RPM & Top Speed

Front Sprocket 16T (0)

Rear Sprocket 43T (0)

Final Ratio

2.69:1

0.0% (Factory Stock)

100 / 120 km/h RPM

Top gear est.

Geared V-Max

~180 km/h

Rule of Thumb: Dropping 1 tooth in the front (-1T) equals roughly adding +2.7 to +3 teeth on the rear sprocket, boosting wheel torque by ~6–7% at the cost of higher highway cruising RPM.

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Tire Pressure & Suspension Travel Travel: 125mm F / 130mm R

Revelation Canyon Runner Tire Pressure (PSI / Bar) & Suspension Sag

1. Riding Setup Mode:

2. Payload / Passenger Load:

Target Rider Sag (F / R)

38 mm Front · 39 mm Rear

Free (Static) Sag target: 10–15 mm

Cold Tire Pressure (F / R)

36 / 42 PSI

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### 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner — Key Specs & Telemetry
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Category** | Custom - Cruiser |
| **Displacement** | 1753.5 ccm (107.00 cubic inches) |
| **Power Output** | N/A |
| **Torque** | N/A |
| **Seat Height** | 800 mm |
| **Weight (Dry / Wet)** | N/A / N/A |
| **Mean Piston Speed** | Standard |
| **EU A2 License Status** | Full A License (Unrestricted) |
| **Source & Full Telemetry** | https://motolibrary.com/bikes/intrepid/revelation-canyon-runner/2010 |

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Running & Fuel Cost Estimate

Revelation Canyon Runner Annual Fuel, Maintenance & Ownership Cost

Annual km

Fuel Price ($/L)

Fuel Consumption (L/100km) — estimated

⛽ Fuel

per year

🔧 Maintenance

per year

🛡️ Insurance

per year

TOTAL

* Estimates only. Actual costs vary by country, riding habits, insurance provider and maintenance schedule.

Quick Buyer Answers

2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner have any official safety recalls?

No model-year recall summary is currently flagged in our editorial audit for the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner. Always run the 17-digit steering-head VIN through NHTSA or DVSA before purchasing a used motorcycle.

What is the seat height and weight of the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner?

The 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner has a seat height of 800 mm, a dry weight of unspecified, and a wet/curb weight of unspecified.

Is the 2010 Intrepid Revelation Canyon Runner EU A2 or LAMS license legal?

License classification: Full A License (Unrestricted). Exceeds A1/A2 learner limits (>70 kW or >0.20 kW/kg). Requires an unrestricted Category A motorcycle license.

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