1993 Kawasaki Voyager
Current (December 2010) - 89,491 miles
Also see www.TXVoyager.com
First picture: Picking up the Voyager in Little Rock, AR
10/28/08 - just before riding home (uninstalled hitch on rear seat)
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Note: Most recent modifications on top...
Stainless steel brake (front & rear) & clutch lines & replaced speed sender gear - 9/3/09
Kawasaki OEM Air Wings - 9/3/09
Replaced radio bezel and added cover - 9/3/09
Updated cockpit (new RAM mount above cruise control power and added camera mount) - 9/3/09
Diamond Star Headlight Modulator - 3/28/09
BackOFF Brakelight Signal Module - makes brakelights (on trunk) flash quickly then shine steady --and repeat... 6/27/09
SPOT (www.findmespot.com) installed on RAM mount - 3/27/09
Driver seat re-foamed and re-shaped by Spencer with Supracor LD upgrade (www.greatdaytoride.com) with Hartco Lambskin seat cover (www.hartcoseats.com) - 3/19/09
Extra key box and SAE fixed connector (for battery tender, air compressor, jumper cables, etc.) installed. Also installed an additional 12V pwer outlet in right glovebox and one on top of fairing - 3/19/09
Installed "pigtail" 12V power outlet in trunk -- thi is the only one that is always "hot". The rest (one accessible on left fairing "dash" and two in right glove pocket) are switched by the accessory fuse box and relay - 3/19/09
Utopia Driver Backrest - 1/17/09
Nolan N102 & N42 helmets with N-Com BasicKit2 & BluetoothKit2 Ebox - 1/17/09
Cee Bailey's +3 +3 Windshield - 1/3/09 Garmin Nuvi 760 GPS (w/MP3 & BT) 1/3/09
Vern Peeler Fork Protectors - 12/18/08
Stebel Nautilus Airhorn - 12/8/08
Accessory Fuse Block (with relay) - 12/8/08
Some new wiring - 12/8/08
Time -- Voltage -- Temperature Gauge - 12/8/08
Power Outlet in right Glovebox - 12/8/08
Sirius Starmate Satellite Radio and RAM Mount - 12/08/08
ProClip Holder for Sprint Mogul and RAM Mount - 10/31/08
Beverage Holder (originally purchsed for and installed on my BMW K1200LT) - 10/31/08
The Voyager's previous owner had a very creative idea for a key for the right side (always locked) glove box. He epoxied the bottom half into a cap (from a quart of oil I presume) so that it looks like a knob rather than a key. I've taken this a step further and use it as my ignition key and just leave it in the bike most of the time. Pic #1 is the key and pic #2 is the key in the ignition.
Purchased from Mr. Barry Bowman
