How much experience do you need for a voyager?

**jlreeves** · 04-06-2012, 02:50 PM

Thats a lot of bike to begin with. Look for a used Vulcan 900 or similar and ride it for a year then reevaluate. Cheaper and you will get beat around by the wind, drop it in a parking lot, etc a little before getting all that additional expensive fiberglas to scrape up. The 900s are always available because they are a great stepping stone bike. My rule of thumb is double your CCs every two years; only a year to go before I get that 3200 cc monster.

04-06-2012, 02:50 PM	#18
jlreeves Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Roswell, GA Posts: 888	Thats a lot of bike to begin with. Look for a used Vulcan 900 or similar and ride it for a year then reevaluate. Cheaper and you will get beat around by the wind, drop it in a parking lot, etc a little before getting all that additional expensive fiberglas to scrape up. The 900s are always available because they are a great stepping stone bike. My rule of thumb is double your CCs every two years; only a year to go before I get that 3200 cc monster. __________________ 2008 Nomad 1600 Black/Red _________________________________________ VulcanBagger #01711, VRA/GA VRA, SCRC, VROC #29671, AMA #1085989, Red Knights MC GA-18 Pres, PGR _________________________________________
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