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    Here it says dry! Yellow is dry, black is wet. Bryan
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    I found this on a Kawasaki form. Might be the same as a Yamaha? It says wings, kawy's, yamy's and some hd's? Info for the wiring harness or headset: J&M Corporation Part # HI-11 headset junction lead kit for Kawasaki Voyager XII http://www.jmcorp.com/ The radio end is a 6 pin DIN: 1 front mike 2 mike ground 3 speaker ground 4 right speaker 5 left speaker 6 rear mike The helmet ends are 5 pin DINs: 1 mike (front for rider, rear for passenger) 2 mike ground 3 speaker ground 4 right speaker 5 left speaker The pinout on the 5 pin connector on the back of the tape deck is numbered in an unusual manner, as follows: 2 5 4 3 1 This would be looking at the connecter on the back of the unit from outside the case. Don't know if the posts are numbered on the connector or not. Only 3 of the five pins are used. Beginning at the keyway, going clockwise: 3 -- Left channel + output 5 -- Right channel + output 2 -- ground ( - ) common to both channels 4 -- not used 1 -- not used Here's more info about the connectors, retrieved from the Voyager forum: There is an 8 Pin DIN plug that exits the Clarion Sytems at the rear and has a brown band on it. That is where the "factory" CB unit connects. The pin-outs are as follows: Pin 1 Ground brown (wire) Pin 2 Squelch Signal (N/A for external CB) green Pin 3 CB Audio out (Ext. CB Audio into Clarion) blue Pin 4 Push to Talk (Ext. switch on handlebar that puts ext. CB into transmit and switches the Clarion system from listen to talk--two seperate circuits needed. Double Pole single throw switch) white Pin 5 Drivers Mic (Audio from drivers mic to ext. CB mic circuit) yellow Pin 6 Accessory (N/A with external CB) red Pin 7 Not used Pin 8 Ground black There are two pigtail cables exiting the rear of the Clarion unit. One for the intercom and the other for the CB interface. Both have female DIN connectors; a 6 pin for the intercom and an 8 pin for the CB. In order to connect directly, one has to have a male DIN plug. The pins are labeled on the inside of the plugs where the wires are soldered. It should not be a problem to establish the correct wiring pattern when you are ready to connect the wires. Most CBs have a provision for connecting ext. mics and speakers as well as PTT. If the unit you have supports these external devices, you should be able to get it connected and working through the Clarion system on the Voyager. __________________
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    I have pulled trailers for years behind a few different bikes "small and large campers to a 12 foot john boat". What you are talking about "when you first start out to turn right or left the front end wobbles" is to me pretty normal if you think about it. The bike is on two wheels and the trailer is "pulling" at the rear of the rear wheel at an angle going around a corner. When you straighten out it is fine and you probably forget it is even there (till you stop). The weight of the trailer will pull harder on your bike and at an angle it is intensified. Once you are moving you have momentum and you will not have the "wobble" at road speed or corners on the road. You will want to watch where you are turning, pot holes will give you a jolt also and gravel or sand will scare the bejebees out of you. LOL All in all after you pull your new trailer for a while you will get better and have an under standing of what some conditions will do. A good habit to get into is when at a stop light/sign and going to make a turn is start out going straight for a few more feet before you make the turn, this will help stop what you are experiencing. Ride safe and enjoy your new trailer. Bryan
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    Engine Type V4 Cylinders 4 Engine Stroke 4-Stroke Horsepower (bhp/kW) 98 / 73.1 Horsepower RPM 6000 Torque (Ft Lbs/Nm) 89 / 120.6 Torque RPM 4750 Cooling Liquid Valves 16 Valves Per Cylinder 4 Valve Configuration DOHC Bore (mm/in) 79 / 3.11 Stroke (mm/in) 66 / 2.6 Displacement (cc/ci) 1294 / 79 Compression Ratio 10:1 Starter Electric Battery Amp Hour 18 Fuel Requirements Regular Ram Air Induction No Fuel Type Gas Carburetion Brand Mikuni Fuel Injector No Carburetor Yes Number Of Carburetors 4 Carburetor Size (mm) 32 Carburetion Type Carburetor Looks like it is 10:1 compression Bryan
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    You can try HERE not sure if this is what you are looking for? Bryan
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    Mike, Keep em coming! The pictures are great! I can only dream of such a trip. Bryan
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    Nice bike! I see who made your decision for you. Bryan
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    Hey Jeff, Do you still have these? If so Would you sell them? If so I would take them or else I will be buying some from Diamond R soon. Your foot pegs for the little lady look good! Bryan
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    LOOKS GREAT!!!!!! You'll get a lot of use out of it. Enjoy!!! Bryan
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    Scooter Bob, That ride belongs to Iowawegian, "Deb and husband Gary". He built it, got the tool box from Tractor Supply or Orschilens. Put in the lights and bolted it to his hitch. Looks like it worked pretty good! Sorry you didn't make it. We had people representing the great states of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Maybe next time? I think I will try to hit one in another state if I can. It was fun and I met a lot of real good people and found a member that I may have diamond cut my jugs on my bike! See you later, Bryan
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    Thanks Blusee for getting this going and Cougar for setting us up at Ducky's, food was great! Had a GREAT time!! Met a lot of great people and can't wait for the next one! Bryan
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    I have bought (new) bikes from 5 different dealers here in Iowa and everyone of them has let me test ride. If the bike is new and has not been prepped yet (gas & oil) they ask if I could come back tomorrow. I have had dealers let me test ride Victories and Harleys "new ones" and knew I had no intention of buying one then. Must be a where you live thing I guess? Bryan
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    I purchased my 05 Venture in New York last fall. Had a friend with me. I had already sent $500 deposit in mail to the man. I had my cashiers check that I let him see and then gave to my friend to hold and gave the owner my drivers license. I took the bike for a 2 mile ride and came back and purchased it. I have bought 9 bikes to date and that was the first "out of state" deal I have ever done. I have took a bike home for the weekend before and then purchased it. Not sure I would buy it if I couldn't ride it. I always take a cage for a drive? Bryan
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    I wil never use a deer whisle again! I put one on once and saw more deer and had more close calls than anytime before or since...... It is almost like it CALLS deers? I can't say I will never use it again, I will for hunting. Bryan
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    You should read this post! A lot of good info here. Bryan
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    Name of Restaurant Snookies Malt Shop Street Address 1810 Beaver Ave City Des Moines State or Province IA Website (Optional) NONE Quality of Food Great Quality of Service Great Biker Friendly? (Parking, Trusted Location, Etc.) Yes Kind of Food? (Mexican, Chinese, etc.) ICECREAM!!!!! Alcohol Served? No Additional Comments Saw it on the news had to see for myself. VERY good malt!! I had a cream-demint malt UMMMMMMM GOOD! Has a parking lot and out side eating.
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    Heck with that!! Where is the cassette deck??? Bryan
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    HAPPY EASTER FROM IOWA!!! Looks like it may be a nice day here!
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    Cougar, Found this on another site. Hope it helps? This is the power plate that I'm installing... the universal at; http://www.electricalconnection.com/power-distribution/pplate.htm Here is where I mounted mine. http://www.venturers.org/Tech_Library/attachments/term_block.jpg Don Roden I conncted my powerplate in the same location wired to the rear acessory terminal (white plug) on the left side under the seat. By doing that the juice to the plate shuts down with the ignition switch. I did'nt want to come out and find a dead battery because I forgot to turn an accessory wired to the plate off. So far......so good - sgtglenn
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    I know it is a cage but you got to admit it's pretty cool? Disappearing cage door (For you Boomer) > Bryan........Who don't need no stinking door with a RSV!
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    Just a guess here Mike,,,,, But I bet your ride does not have that whine most talk about either?? I know my bike doesn't either!! Being hard of hearing does have it's good points. Bryan
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    WHAT ECK SAYS!!!!!!!!!!!:bowdown:
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    Just wait a little bit I bet Don will do his magic for you.
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    Hey Eck, If they didn't want to give you a good trade price for your "Old Silver". You could have just sold her out-right rather than pick on a poor old Blue Mustang. And I bet you might not have gotten bruised up, in the sale either! Really,,,,,,NICE BIKE!!!! Bryan
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