Troubleshooting Your Convertible Kit
Also see: re-preload instructions.
Problem | Solution
1. Things just don't go together the way you think they should. | 1. Read and follow instructions carefully. |
2. Bike leans to the right or left. | 2. Place shims in between frame and belly bracket (for one piece brackets) or in between the 2 pieces of the belly bracket. |
3. Bike pulls to the right or left. | 3. Bike and Voyager are not aligned. Loosenbelly bracket and align unit. |
4. Bike has front end shake. | 4. Check tire pressure. Voyager tires should be filled to 20 lbs. Motorcycle tires should havenormal air pressure. Check air pressure on shocks of motorcycle. Front should have from 5 to 10 lbs. Rear should be almost at max. air pressure. Front tire could be worn or cupped or out of balance. Motorcycle front springs could be worn. Fork bearings could be loose. |
5. Voyager unit is making noise. | 5. Check and tighten all bolts. Add grease to rear bearings. Tighten jam nuts. Note: Newer bearing receivers do not have to be greased and do not have a jam nut. |
6. Voyager ride seems too loose. | 6. Make sure main mounting bolts are tight. Check pre-load. |
7. How do I pre-load my Voyager Kit? | 7. Click here to find out how to re-preload for rubber shock suspension or double shock suspension |
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Each Voyager trike kit includes fenders, a rear guard, mounting hardware, suspension hardware, trailer hitch, rims and tires, heavy-duty frame, free technical support, and a one-year warranty. Each trike kit comes in your choice of finish - clear coated black or raw primer gray. Prices are subject to change.