I appreciate you’re honesty and that you state your biases up front. That’s a rare trait today. Thank you.

I purchased this bike last year August 2023. After watching the review that Peter gave i was sold and I am truly satisfied zero regrets. Thanks Peter.

I had a 2013 model and went on many trips solo and 2-up…..great bike. Solid. No issues at all. Sold it after a few years and went back to a full size ADV bike for no reason other than liking that style as well, and the weight is less. I would get one again if I was in the market. No regrets.😊

Just bought this very bike 3 days ago. You're review is spot on.

Voyager has best heal toe shifter on the market

I own a 2011 Voyager, and the bike is fantastic! I've done several mods to it, including an amp & new speakers, dayrunner headlights & driving lights, tri-oval pipes and a ECU re-flash from Ivan's. I'm considering picking up the aftermarket heat dissipation system, as it does tend to radiate in hot weather. No ABS, no K-ACT on this 2011 but I get along fine without. I've taken many open road trips on it and after 20,000 miles I can say that comfort has never been an issue. Excellent value and very reliable. I'm keeping it! 👍

I'm going on 2 years with mine and absolutely love it. Great job on the review.

I ride a 2018 Voyager and it's been fantastic! I have over 50,000 miles on it with no problems. Just regular maintenance and the bike is garage kept when not crossing the country. I ride a great deal. I have full confidence in this motorcycle. I think it's one of the best cruiser bargains on the market. Sometimes less is more.

Thank you for your time reviewing this fine motorcycle and its capablities also value to an enjoyable riding experience. Very good review,

Always been a Kawisaki fan. But this past few years they are really nailing by using their older reliable platforms and just updating the important stuff while not raising the price. Like the KLR and KLX models. Reliable, good looking and always super smooth controls

I enjoy your videos, always well done w. everything clearly explained. Thanks!

Great video liked and subscribed!

Thanks for your review

Great job, Peter 👍

I just bought a 2023 with 1 km on it the exact same colour as the one in the video, next week it gets it's fist oil change, then in June the Ivans ECU tuneup. Great bike sounds good and the radio works wonderfully. I luv it a great bike for the price.

Wow, you're like the doctor of motorcycle sales. Top notch! Expert in your material stats. Comfortable to the ears, like ASMR. Wish you were near New York State, I'd buy from you! God bless brother!

That paint looks great

Love this bike... my choice... all the way, great review...

Beautiful bike. At about 900 pounds, I just wish it had a reverse gear (but the Harley's don't either)

Another great video

One thing he mentioned about rear shocks you DO NOT use compressor on shocks you’ll blow them out, you need a low volume hand pump. He needs to get up to speed, great bike I’ve had mine for 6 years

I like how you point out the modern features as good things but the modern things it lacks but should have you say it’s because they want classic. It doesn’t have LED turn signals because they don’t want to add the extra wiring and resistors involved. It needs an air compressor for the shocks, because even classic bikes had one and a classic look has analog gauges. This bike is great but way behind other companies when it comes to cruisers.

Peter, what is the best price for used voyager 2022

Just found your video. Thanks. I am looking for a bike for my wife and me to go on trips. The 'kids' are old enough now. I've ridden for nearly 20 years but would be my first big bike. Now I am not sure if I should be concerned or not.

Are there speaker options? Trunk, lower fairing, saddlebags? Maybe aftermarket options?

I appreciate you talking about the accessories options, but kawasaki doesnt have any accessory options anymore! I have a 2011 and they discontinued trunk speakers, they discontinued alot of the connections for that pocket. So im unsure why they continue to even have that feature if they refuse to continue support for accessories.

Getting ready for my 2nd service(5000 miles) on my 23 voyager. Very comfortable bike for me and the wife. Seats,floor boards and handlebar position are very comfortable. Were very pleased with it. I have a couple different bikes and i ride everyday and put about 20,000 miles a year on. So it needs to be inexpensive to maintain. The bike is extremely good in its price range. As the equivalent harley or indian goes 2.5X the price. But its also the ONLY japanese bike in the full touring vtwin class. The japanese dont fair well in this category and have all but closed up shop. Their loss, our gain! 3 things i dont like about the voyager. 1) fuel consumption is substandard. I hand calculate 40mpg. 2) the radio sucks. Plain and simple. No bluetooth. Huge disapointment. 3) the stock wind screen is massive. Keep it clean cuz you cant see over it. The 107° degree summer days are bear with this thing blocking your wind. All being said its a fair compromise for a bike thats literally less than half the cost of a traditional tourer

I have an ‘06 Vulcan 900 and the reliability is excellent. I do wish that the bikes had some more modern touches (Touchscreen, GPS, etc) but for $10k+ less and unrivalled reliability than its rivals, I can deal with it.

Beautiful

Greetings / I have a 1700 voyager, and I have had it for 10 years.. the reason that it is less $$ then others is that it does not have an infotainment system, it does not have an adjustable windshield, key fob, central locking ect.. it has manual locks on the bags and trunk, it has manual air assist shocks, yet is has cruise control and the air protection you want for long rides and is its very comfortable. I am an old school rider, and having a modern bike that has some tried and true "old school" ways to it, like the manual locking bags and trunk, means no issues.. If you take this bike and load it up with auto-adjust windshield, heated seats/handlebars, push button start, key fob locking/unlocking, infotainment system, ect... then this bike would be priced in that 27-30K range, but that also means more issues that can "and do" go wrong.. I know, I have friends that have other touring bikes that would not start when they pushed the start button or bags and trunks that would not unlock when they hit the key fob, and there was nothing they could do about it.. 1700 Vulcan Voyager.. I will buy another one when mine dies.... Thanks for listening

What about overheating?

I kept hearing good value but I must have missed the price info and warranty info. Would be good to know for comparison

He should have had someone video this for him, while he was explaining the work. You could hear him but the work being done was not in the video. He did not show the work while replacing the brackets. It would have been nice to see the work, as he was explaining it.

Is there any way of lowering this bike by at least 2"? Please advise. Thank you!

Is there an led headlight option?

I like the 900 but I'd like to see a larger displacement in an undressed bike. Heard anything?

Is the music system loud enough to jam out

Shaft drive, belt? Excellent review.

How is the seat height for a 5'8" rider?

Does it have reverse or if not, can you get it?

what is the price of the motorcycle?

They need to modernize these bikes. A computer would be great with GPS nav, bluetooth connection, and if your waiting for bad weather to pass. Some aps to chill in shelter to just watch.

Hasn't changed since 2009

Cars today and too many Bikes have gone into the tech side of the force. Some riders want those things and they're not usually needed. The Voyager is unchanged for good reason.

I found the seat to be small front to back with a steep nose that gets into your junk. I like the Victory XC position way better.

Hmmm I’m between the Vaquero or the Voyager… difficult choicez

Time to revamp this bike,

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Beautiful bike. I'm a fan of big Japanese touring bikes. But! I wish all the Japanese company's would hire the guy who picks out HD colours for motorcycles. Except for a few model yrs Japanese bikes r dull. I have a 2006 venture which was 1 of those excetions

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It is a real pain in the a**.that they don‘t sell these bikes in Germany anymore. They even stopped selling the VN900. The Vulcan S is the only Vulcan left here. I hav3 been told Kawasaki didn‘t want to put in the effort of developing a new engine, that folllows European laws. They want to ban all new combustion vehicles by 2030…

Very dated bike that needs a refresh. Trunk is very boxy giving it an ofd profile. Dash is way outdated. The Ultra Limited looks much better IMO with better technology. From a Harley no less…gasp! Lol. I prefer full dressers but with Kawi I like the looks of the Vaquero better.

Without GPS? Trash!

Kawasaki $19k Harley $32 I’ll take the Kawasaki!