I just purchased a 90 gl1500se with the Voyager trike kit installed but no juck stands nor any literature on the Voyager. How can I change these things?
just had a question on aligning the wheels on the Voyager to the bike, a friend of mine has one of these kits on his 1995 1500 Goldwing, he took it off to have a local shop put a new tire on the rear of his bike and after getting it home we could not get the Voyager kit to line back up with his bike, now it has been since 2016 since he has had this kit off of his bike and he has hit some big potholes and such and the rear forks would not line up with the brackets on the rear of the bike, 1 they were to low to slide onto the rollers and once we adjusted that we proceeded to try to attach the 2 front bolts to the belly bracket with 1 going right in but the 2nd one we had to really push and shove to get it to line up, it was off by an inch or so, so after view a couple of these videos, on honda goldwings it said to loosen the belly bracket and move the rear wheels until you get the same measurement for each side, 1 video showed a belly bracket without the U-bolts that held the belly bracket, and the other one had the U-bolts over the cross member to hold part of the belly bracket with the 2nd part of the belly bracket bolted to it, his had the U-bolts so when they said in the video to loosen the belly bracket do I just loosen the 4 nuts on the very front belly bracket where the 2 big mounting bolts attach the kit to the bike and move the rear wheels till aligned or do I need to loosen those U-bolts in order to move the rear wheels to align ???
What if you are a long time rider with an insane love of riding an someone like let's say you hits you and you lose your leg from the knee down or maybe you just don't care what sheeple think about your ride
