What should the tire pressure be on a Voyager?
B. Heavier loads-dual riding and/or luggage (from 200 lb. total up to maximum motorcycle capacity stated in the owner’s manual)-pressure of 36 psi front and 40 psi rear must be maintained. Please Note: For any dual riding or fully loaded use, 40 psi must be maintained in all Dunlop rear tires fitted to touring motorcycles.
What should the brake nut be on an AVA Voyager?
Tighten the rear axle nut to 80 ft/lbs. of torque and the brake caliper bolt to 72 ft/lbs. Your ready to ride!! Problem: You are noticing that your brakes, either front or rear, are starting to drag and/or what could be called moaning. It could also be felt as a minor but noticeable vibration while the moaning is taking place.
Where are all of Voyager’s products made at?
Your adventure awaits. All of Voyager’s products are MADE IN FLORIDA, with locations in Florida and Montana. We use Voyager Products every day and hope you will too. From all of us here at Voyager, thank you for your support! Questions?
What kind of steel is a Voyager rack made of?
They carry a lifetime warrantee, do not rattle, or void your factory warrantee. And much more! The rack that started it all. Fabricated from a 1″ (25mm) Cold Rolled Galvanized Zinc Steel, there is no drilling required. Fully welded by certified and trained welders, in the USA.
B. Heavier loads-dual riding and/or luggage (from 200 lb. total up to maximum motorcycle capacity stated in the owner’s manual)-pressure of 36 psi front and 40 psi rear must be maintained. Please Note: For any dual riding or fully loaded use, 40 psi must be maintained in all Dunlop rear tires fitted to touring motorcycles.
Where are the exhaust bolts on an AVA Voyager?
1. Put bike on center stand. 2. Disconnect wiring connectors then remove saddlebags. 3. Remove two bolts for the exhaust for each side. Bolts are under the rear floorboards and aft. 4. Loosen the bolts to the exhaust just forward of the crossover tube for the mufflers. One on each side. 5.
Your adventure awaits. All of Voyager’s products are MADE IN FLORIDA, with locations in Florida and Montana. We use Voyager Products every day and hope you will too. From all of us here at Voyager, thank you for your support! Questions?
They carry a lifetime warrantee, do not rattle, or void your factory warrantee. And much more! The rack that started it all. Fabricated from a 1″ (25mm) Cold Rolled Galvanized Zinc Steel, there is no drilling required. Fully welded by certified and trained welders, in the USA.
What should I do with my Ava Voyager XII?
Drain the carburetors. Most motorcycles still have carburetors (but less and less all the time). So, one of the most important things you should do is drain the carbs. Start by turning off the fuel tank petcock (if you have one, Voyager XII’s do not).
How do you drain fuel tank on Ava Voyager XII?
So, one of the most important things you should do is drain the carbs. Start by turning off the fuel tank petcock (if you have one, Voyager XII’s do not). Then, located in the float bowl of each carb is a small Phillips screw or bolt, these are usually angled to the side.
What to do when gas stops flowing on a VXII?
Loosen the screw or bolt and drain the float bowls of the carbs (on the VXII there are 4 carbs, so be sure to drain all four). When the gas stops flowing, retighten the screws or bolts and your done. Some skip this step when using fuel stabilizer, others drain the carbs and do not use stabilizer. Change all of the bike’s fluids.
What are the specs of a Kawasaki Voyager XII?
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Drain the carburetors. Most motorcycles still have carburetors (but less and less all the time). So, one of the most important things you should do is drain the carbs. Start by turning off the fuel tank petcock (if you have one, Voyager XII’s do not).
So, one of the most important things you should do is drain the carbs. Start by turning off the fuel tank petcock (if you have one, Voyager XII’s do not). Then, located in the float bowl of each carb is a small Phillips screw or bolt, these are usually angled to the side.