Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager 1700: My One and only dislike (Minimal Lean Limited) 

Mine rarely scrapes the boards. Like someone else said, put 30 lbs air in rear shocks. Also helps to buy a slightly taller rear tire. I did that 30 thousand miles ago and it works well.

You need to put 30 lbs of air in your rear shocks and set the rebound dapper to 3

be careful on high-speed curves it'll spin you out dragging like that I know first hand.

It has air shocks very simple to fix.

Oh yeah, I know every time I do that I’m risking a slippage of that rear wheel. So I try to only do it at Low-Speeds. Plus I examine the road prior to ensure I’m not touching down on a pothole or crack. Thank you friend.

It's a cruiser, no need to lean too low and go fast around corners.

I ride a Harley Street glide, and that looks like a very shallow lean angle to be scraping the boards. Pretty, however!

So put some air in the suspension like 30lbs and put the dampers on #3 should sort it out.

Do you know if the radio screen that says KAWASAKI can be changed to read whatever you want?

I never scraped on the one i rode

I laugh at all these comments. 90% of the time i dont scrape on my voyager but the other 10 I do and its so Annoying!!

Was the bike lowered?

Compared to what...?

Sport rider, lol!

just embrace the scrape. you still got 5 degrees to go once that starts.

Man, you're good! I can't do it on my Voyager