Is it too good to be true? A custom bike boasting bare-bones chopper styling à la Honda’s radical Fury equipped with all the necessities any long-distance touring enthusiast could ask for? Believe it, and while you’re at it say hello to the all-new Honda Interstate. You’ll no doubt note the family resemblance to its Sabre and Stateline siblings—blacked-out frame, beefy 1,312 cubic centimeter liquid-cooled, 52-degree V-twin, raked-out front end, deep-dish fenders—as well as a few unique features all its own, like floorboards, leather-covered hard saddlebags and a weather-cheating windscreen.

The 2010 Interstate. Isn’t it time you had a long-distance love affair?

Introducing the 2010 Honda Stateline. Call it the perfect fusion of traditional and progressive cruiser design, featuring all the classic cues that make the Fury and Sabre so cool, plus a few twists that are decidedly neo-retro, like deep, long fenders.

The brawny 1,312 cubic centimeter liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 52-degree V-twin is a thing of beauty, too, with smooth, maintenance-free shaft final drive putting all that torque and power to the ground with effortless ease.

See what happens when you build a custom that’s equal parts old school and new. Then look no further than the Stateline.