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Hannigan is not a DIY kit. it has to be installed by a certified installer.

behind your right floorboard.

Robin is over here singing " I'd like to kill him, kill him" Very catchy tune. She also said something about Framing you... or was that braining you?

The voyager kit was my first attempt at switching to a trike. Took a lot of tweaking and adjusting to get it right. Your right about the instructions, just throw them in the trash. Best bet is the internet. A lot of good info from people who have this setups. Just keep working with the pre-load and tire pressure till it handles the way you want it to.

J&M is the stock set up. They work ok, but I have gone through 3 patch cords in the last 3 years. Sound quality sucked until we installed mic mutes. They eliminate the noise from the wind on the open mic's. The CB's on these bike are not the best, due to very short range. Some people have had better luck with the range then other. Seems to be hit and miss.

adjustable ATV shocks may work if the right size.

Venison stew is very tasty, Who will know:confused24:

probably progressive shocks. and yes they are big $$$. You can probably use any coil over adjustable shock that is the same length and same bolt hole diameter. Take pictures and get all the info you can from the existing shocks and contact progressive. maybe they can match them. let me know what you come up with, so when its time to change mine out on the 99 motortrike RSV I'll know where to go.

Partszilla or other after market part stores on line. also pinwall used parts.

I gotta RETIRE! work SUX! never enough time to do anything.

If you like the color yellow, there is one for sale right here on our classifieds. He is asking $17500.00 and it has everything. If I had the $$ I would buy it.

Been there, done that. But only with blood pressure med's. still not a good thing to do.

I have the hard copy manual and according to the manual you have to remove the engine to remove the heads. This is not to say you can't find an alternative to doing this. However in my experience it never saves time or frustration to use short cuts.

Go to the VR tech section and you can view the 2nd gen tech manual. there is an engine removal chapter that will take you through step by step.

Try bypassing the pump first, see if it will runs. If it does then you know for sure it's the pump. The pump will not click if the carb bowls are full.

Yet, it sounds just like a 1st gen.

We just rode to NC. and back with the hitch rack mounted and it blocked the plate. Had no problems. Just figure if cars and trucks can get away with it, so can I.

Where did you find the new engine?

very cool, it is now in my favorites. thanks

I did not know that cuss words are automatically bleeped here on VR:confused24: and anyway ***** is not a cuss word. Aren't we being just a little over the top with this. Just saying.

Nope, "The ***** is back" Sir Elton John.

Guess what song " Rockinrobin" likes?

All of them

Never mind! I figured it out.

I have updated my states map in my profile, it shows the changes I made when I open my profile picture, but does not show the changes when I post in the forum. still shows the old map. what am I doing wrong?