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Hope I'm posting this in the right place . Just picked up an 03 Voyager 1200 for $700 it's in decent shape might need carbs adjusted , also needs riders seat recovered and fork seals replaced . I've been riding 45 years and owned several bikes couldn't pass up the deal on this one .
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that is a very good price. How many miles are on it. Might have to do a little work to her but after that work is done she should be very reliable.
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2003 Voyager XII
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It's not the destination, It's the ride
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... run @ 5 tanks of Seafoam thru'er before you do anything!!!! Might prevent Ya
from an expensive mistake! I wouldn't worry about the sea t'til you know it will
work when covered, otherwise... a waste of money! I use an Airhawk covered
with some wooden beads to cool it down.... If 'ur gonna do fork seals, make
sure you put in Progressive springs while doing the work and save some bucks!!!
The Progressive springs WILL raise the front end up.. if you are inseam challenged...
think about it.. I had to trim another couple inches off my shield after doing it....
A LOT cheaper than I paid for mine a few years ago!!!! Enjoy!!! I see you have
most of the goodies! Mine had floorboards, which sold me.... you will need
to add the piece between the crash guards - across the front - to firm 'um up -
and you can get one off the classifieds... Best to Ya!!!!! Let the Mods begin......
from an expensive mistake! I wouldn't worry about the sea t'til you know it will
work when covered, otherwise... a waste of money! I use an Airhawk covered
with some wooden beads to cool it down.... If 'ur gonna do fork seals, make
sure you put in Progressive springs while doing the work and save some bucks!!!
The Progressive springs WILL raise the front end up.. if you are inseam challenged...
think about it.. I had to trim another couple inches off my shield after doing it....
A LOT cheaper than I paid for mine a few years ago!!!! Enjoy!!! I see you have
most of the goodies! Mine had floorboards, which sold me.... you will need
to add the piece between the crash guards - across the front - to firm 'um up -
and you can get one off the classifieds... Best to Ya!!!!! Let the Mods begin......
'03 Voyager - http://tinyurl.com/mqtgpwp VROC pics of Gina
Cranky - Bill Snodgrass AVA # 6544. VROC # 16804
Cranked >128K miles, Mtn bike-no motor!!!
San Jose, KalEfornYa
Cranky - Bill Snodgrass AVA # 6544. VROC # 16804
Cranked >128K miles, Mtn bike-no motor!!!
San Jose, KalEfornYa