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2010 Honda Sabre, Stateline, Interstate First Ride Photo Gallery

The 2010 Honda Interstate has a touring package that includes hard saddlebags wrapped in leather, a windscreen, floorboards, a heel/toe shifter and brake pedal.

Honda introduces its VT1300 Cruiser Series, the pro-street minded 2010 Sabre, the more traditionally styled, big-fendered 2010 Stateline, the the touring-ready 2010 Interstate in its most varied and ambitious lineup of big V-Twins to date.

The 2010 VT1300 Series is Honda's most ambitious release of V-Twin cruisers to date.

The 2010 Honda Sabre features a big 21-inch front hoop like the Fury and has fenders that are more chopped than the other two models.

A motley crew of motojournalists take a break at a scenic overlook just above Borrego Springs.

Honda's Sabre is sportier than the other two VT1300 models with more pro-street than classsic styling.

The 1312cc powerplant of Honda's new mid-sized cruiser trio will easily motor riders over any hill.

The Honda Interstate allows a fairly generous amount of lean angle before riders start scraping floorboards.

One of the easiest ways to tell the Sabre from the Stateline and Interstate is by its smaller fenders. The name on the rear fender is a dead giveaway too!

The yellow fields of blooming wildflowers on the backside of Palomar Mountain provided a scenic backdrop to our first ride on Honda's new VT1300 motorcycles.

Honda has 48 accessories ready for buyers to customize their ride with including this sharp-looking leather studded tank belt.

This Sabre looked extra sharp decked out with some of the accessories Honda has ready for the new VT1300 cruisers.

The bags on the 2010 Interstate have a combined 22-liters of volume and a hidden latch system.

A single 336mm disc with a twin-piston caliper is charged with the stopping duties up front.

The tank-mounted console includes a speedo, odometer, dual trip meters, turn signal indicator lights, a neutral indicator, high beam, and lights for oil pressure and coolant temp.

The dual exhausts on the VT1300 cruisers puts out a good growl.

Power to the trio of cruisers is provided by a 1312cc liquid-cooled 52-degree V-Twin with a SOHC and single-pin crankshaft.

The Sabre sports a 90mm thin and 21-inch tall front hoop which helps distinguish itself from the other two.

Pictures like this make me want to ride!

A stream of Honda VT1300 cruisers rumble down CA-79 on the way back to Temecula on a fine spring day.

The 2010 Stateline features valanced fenders, wide retro-styled pullback handlebars and a blacked-out engine.

The bars on the Sabre are lower and in tighter in comparison to the bars on the Interstate and Stateline.

The 2010 Stateline looks sharp with its Dark Candy Red paint and lists for $11,699.

The Stateline sports a more traditional look than the Sabre with its long, valanced fenders.

The Honda VT1300 tourer is appropriately called the Interstate.