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:cool: Voyager MTC installation on my Vulcan 750 was completed this afternoon! Now I'm learning how to ride all over again. Got to remember, I no longer have to put my foot down at traffic lights. Another great adventure begins. The best thing of all, I able to ride again. Open to all comments and advice. See you all on the road!!
The trike looks great Ray, hope you have many miles and smiles with it. Beware your first gas station island, the bike is quite a bit wider now.
Nice :clapping: Good luck n ride safe.
Feet up, And a big smile on your face.......:clapping:
Made the first fuel stop without incident - Still trying to lean in the curves Goin' slow. Thanks for the comments.
Ray CONGRATS
[QUOTE=Ray Paige;604524]Made the first fuel stop without incident - Still trying to lean in the curves Goin' slow. Thanks for the comments.[/QUOTE]
don't forget those trike fenders stick out further when stopping for fuel... Wouldn't want to see you tear them on the fuel Island - those concrete bumpers are pretty unforgiving!!
Congrats on the conversion to 3 er, 4 wheels :D
Les
Latest Pic - Now have a place to carry the O2 cylinder.[ATTACH=CONFIG]62317[/ATTACH]
Enjoy the new ride and only gets better each day. :clapping:
Looks great Ray, Congrats!!
Congrats ... looking good
Nice looking scooter.:clapping: No more counter steering and remember...... it is push and pull now. Keep those feet up as that fender hurts. I know, found out the hard way when I first got on a trike.
Great looking set up Ray.:goodjob:
:Coffee:Weather has turned to crap! Snows for a couple of days, then melts & turns to mud, then freezes & snows again. Looks like we are going to be stuck in the garage until March. Time for project planning. Very little I can add to the Voyager, but I am considering going to the "dark side", when my rear tire wears out. I cannot find any info on the conversion of my Vulcan 750. Does anybody any info, ideas, websites, etc.? All comments (positive or negative) will be welcomed. Thanks...
Be prepared to be at gas stops longer, as many folks will come over to look at your new ride, and start asking many questions......LOL
Very nice ride!
Keep her clean!
Ronnie
[QUOTE=Ray Paige;643445]:Coffee:Weather has turned to crap! Snows for a couple of days, then melts & turns to mud, then freezes & snows again. Looks like we are going to be stuck in the garage until March. Time for project planning. Very little I can add to the Voyager, but I am considering going to the "dark side", when my rear tire wears out. I cannot find any info on the conversion of my Vulcan 750. Does anybody any info, ideas, websites, etc.? All comments (positive or negative) will be welcomed. Thanks...[/QUOTE]
You may have to do your own research on that one through trial and error.What size is on it now and how much clearance does it have on the sides and front of the tire?
:Coffee:The stock tire is a 150/90-15 74H. The bike has shaft drive. I checked all the web sites I can locate, but none of them show my motorcycle (Vulcan 750). I'll do some measuring and more comparisons, see what I can come up with. Thanks for your reply and assist.
Looks to like a 165 80 15 is closest.Something like a Nexen SB802.Without nowing what clearance you have I would start there.You also might look at the Austone taxi tire.
:Coffee:The Nexen looks like a pretty good shot. Haven't got around to exact measurements yet - my back is acting up again and had to have more steroid shots. Marc, thanks much for your assistance and info!!
Very Nice!! Remember lean right to go left....