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2022 Honda Shadow Phantom: The Stealth Cruiser​

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• Model Overview
• Specifications
• Features
• Photos
• Videos
• Links

The bobber-derived Honda Shadow Phantom brings a stylish alternative when it comes to Honda’s 2022 motorcycle lineup. The bike delivers an aesthetic that packages old-school textures into a modern cruiser without sacrificing any “cool factor”.

As with most of Honda’s cruises, the Japanese manufacturer takes a very economical approach to updating their cruisers and for that reason alone there isn’t much news regarding updates for the 2022 version of the Shadow Phantom; which isn’t a huge issue when the motorcycle already prides itself on a minimalist approach to the cruiser model, to begin with.

The same 745cc liquid-cooled 52° V-twin engine remains unchanged, allowing for torque on-tap for a layer of rideability that appeals to both intermediate and expert riders.

The 2022 Shadow Phantom features a single front dual-piston disk brake paired with a drum brake in the rear, along with a responsive 41mm front fork and dual-shock suspension in the rear with spring pre-load adjustability to ensure smooth sailing for riders of any weight class.

Although there aren’t really any notable features coming to the 2022 version, Honda Motorcycles prides itself on an “if it ain’t broken don’t fix it” approach to their cruisers, and perhaps that is what makes the Shadow Phantom so special.

The 2022 Honda Shadow Phantom starts at $7899 USD / $10,111 CAD

On this page: we’ve curated specs, features, news, photos/videos, etc. so you can read up on the new 2022 Honda Shadow Phantom in one place.

Model Overview​

General Info​

• Price: Starting at $7899 USD / $10,111 CAD
• Key Features:
  • Fuel Injection
  • Low Seat height
  • Shaft final drive
  • New color option for 2022

Main Specs

• Engine: 745cc liquid-cooled 52° V-twin
• Power: Not provided by manufacturer
• Torque: Not provided by manufacturer
• Wet Weight: 549 lbs (249 kg)
• Seat Height: 25.8 In (655.32 mm)

Competitors

• Indian Scout Sixty
• Harley-Davidson Iron 883
• Harley-Davidson Street 750

2022 Honda Shadow Phantom Specifications​

From Honda​

ENGINE
Engine 745cc liquid-cooled 52° V-twin
Power Not provided by manufacturer
Bore x Stroke 79mm x 76mm
Compression Ratio 9.6:1
Induction PGM-FI, 34mm throttle body
Starter Not provided by manufacturer
Valve Train SOHC; three valves per cylinder
DRIVETRAIN
Clutch Not provided by manufacturer
Transmission Wide-ratio five-speed
Final Drive Shaft
CHASSIS
Suspension Front 41mm fork; 4.6 inches of travel
Suspension Rear Dual shocks with five-position spring-preload adjustability; 3.5 inches of travel
Brakes Front Single 296mm disc with twin-piston caliper
Brakes Rear Drum
Tires Front 120/90-17
Tires Rear 160/80-15
Fuel Tank Capacity 3.7 gallons, including 0.9-gallon reserve
Color Matte Black Metallic, Adventure Green
ELECTRICAL
Ignition Digital with 3-D mapping, two spark plugs per cylinder
Spark Plugs
Headlight
Tail Light
DIMENSIONS
Overall Length
Ground Clearance
Trail 161mm (6.3 inches)
Wheelbase 64.6 inches
Rake (Caster Angle) 34°
Seat Height 25.8 inches
Curb Weight 549 pounds (Includes all standard equipment, required fluids and full tank of fuel ready to ride.)
WARRANTY
Warranty Transferable, unlimited-mileage limited warranty
Extension Extended coverage available with a HondaCare Protection Plan®

2022 Honda Shadow Phantom Features​

PERFORMANCE
V-TWIN ENGINE

Nothing pumps out the torque like a bold V-twin. The Phantom’s power makes it perfect for around-town cruising, commutes and casual weekend-long rides.
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STYLISH FINISH

Bobber-inspired styling with extensive blacked-out and matte finishes.
SHORTY FRONT FENDER

Minimalist front fender gives the Shadow Phantom a lighter, cleaner, more progressive look.
SPOKED WHEELS

Spoked black wheels and hubs feature a 120/90-17 front tire and 160/80-15 rear tire to complete the overall custom look.

COMFORT
LOW SEAT HEIGHT

Skimming the pavement at just 25.8 inches, the Phantom’s low seat height makes flat-footing it at stoplights or in parking lots a breeze. And the Phantom’s narrow seat/tank junction makes it feel even lower.
GUNFIGHTER SADDLE

Sleek, one-piece gunfighter-type seat is comfortable and looks great too.
DRIVETRAIN
SHAFT FINAL DRIVE

Clean, efficient, proven, low-maintenance. Shaft final drive is the perfect choice for a machine like this, and for riders who pile on the miles. You never have to worry about lubrication or adjustment out on the road. And an added plus: it helps keep your bike cleaner, too.
2-INTO-2 EXHAUST SYSTEM

Sleek pipes feature bullet-style mufflers for that classic cruiser style of yesteryear. Large-diameter head pipes and 2-into-2 system design combine to put out true, V-twin cruiser sound.
FIVE-SPEED TRANSMISSION

Wide-ratio five-speed transmission lets you cruise the boulevard at a low, unhurried pace, yet allows you hop on the highway without revving the engine through the roof.
PROGRAMMED FUEL INJECTION (PGM-FI)

Forget about fiddling with a choke—the Shadow’s fuel injection system means no-hassle startups on cold mornings or at high altitudes, and optimal performance in any condition.
THREE-VALVE DUAL-PLUG COMBUSTION CHAMBER

It’s the best of both worlds: The three-valve combustion chambers used on many of our V-twin cruisers feature two intake valves and one exhaust, helping them breathe efficiently to boost both horsepower and torque.

ENGINEERING
FRONT-DISC BRAKE

If there’s one place you don’t want retro performance, it’s your brakes. That’s why we gave the Shadow Phantom a 296mm front disc for distinctly modern stopping power.

2022 Honda Shadow Phantom Photos​

2022 Honda Shadow Phantom Videos​

2022 Honda Shadow Phantom First Ride/Review


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Links​

Honda Websites

• Honda USA
• Honda Canada
• Honda Global

Other Links

• Honda YouTube
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• Wikipedia

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