Red Wing Flyer - 2009 Specifications and Reviews

The 2009 Red Wing Flyer is a touring cruiser built for long-distance riders seeking classic styling with modern reliability. Its 1442cc V-twin engine delivers accessible power through a smooth 5-speed transmission, while the belt drive and electronic fuel injection ensure dependable performance on extended journeys. Best known for combining retro aesthetics with practical touring capabilities, it appeals to experienced cruiser enthusiasts prioritizing comfort and highway versatility.

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General information

CategoryTouring
Year2009
ModelRed Wing Flyer

Engine and Transmission Specifications

Transmission typefinal driveBelt
Gearbox5-speed
StarterElectric
IgnitionElectronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection
Fuel controlDOHC
Fuel systemInjection
Stroke4
Engine typeV2
Capacity:1442.15 ccm (88.00 cubic inches)

Physical measures and capacities

Rear brakesSingle disc
Front brakesSingle disc
Rear tyre dimensions150/80-16
Front tyre dimensions130/90-16
Frame typeKraft-Tech Frame
 
 

Other specs

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Performance Profile & Rider Fit

Best For

Track10%
City40%
Cornering35%
Daily Riding55%
Touring80%
Passenger70%

Rider Profile

Best ForThis machine suits a rider who already has solid experience handling a heavy, long-wheelbase V-twin cruiser.
PurposeBuilt for relaxed highway cruising and long-distance touring rather than sport riding or commuting agility.
Rider FitA taller and reasonably strong rider will manage the low-slung weight and wide bars more confidently at parking-lot speeds.
CharacterIt has the laid-back, torque-driven personality typical of a big-inch American-style V2 cruiser, favoring steady cadence over quick revs.
Not Ideal ForIt is not a good match for riders seeking sharp cornering response, off-road capability, or lightweight urban maneuverability.

Character map is an editorial estimate based on this bike's specifications, not a lab-tested measurement.

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