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Old 12-04-2013, 12:20 AM   #1
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Bungee Nuts for a 2013 Voyager

Does anyone make bungee nuts for the Voyager? I have seen some from (I think) Cobra that says they fit the Voyager but the bolts are too long. I had ones from Kawasaki on my Vulcan 800 and they were very useful for securing stuff on the passenger seat. Heck, if I could replace my passenger seat with a nice cargo area or a second top case I probably would.
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Old 12-04-2013, 12:39 AM   #2
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I'm assuming you mean bungee nets.
I have a couple that are not brand or model specific, one I got at a Harley dealer, and the other one I picked up at the dollar store of all places. The dollar store one is equal as good at a lot less cost.
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Old 12-04-2013, 06:13 AM   #3
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He's wanting this but to fit the Voyager.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...a-bungee-knobs
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I found one at Harbour Freight a couple years ago.
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He's wanting this but to fit the Voyager.
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...a-bungee-knobs
Oops my bad, guess if there is a place OEM bolts could be replaced on the voyager, then they would be easy to make up or obtain knowing the correct thread and length needed.
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Get some flanged bushings and longer bolts.
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I found one at Harbour Freight a couple years ago.
He is not talkin about the kind of nuts you had on your back fender awhile back.
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He is not talkin about the kind of nuts you had on your back fender awhile back.
Those things are dangerous they swayed in the wind and caused high speed wobbles.
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If you are bungeeing your nuts to your motorcycle they must be big.
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Have you tried j&p cycles or cruiser customizing?
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I have seen some from (I think) Cobra that says they fit the Voyager but the bolts are too long.
The most logical thing at that point is to get a hacksaw or dremel and shorten them to the length you need. Too long generally is easily worked around. Too short and then ya need to invest the big bucks in a bolt stretcher.
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Old 12-10-2013, 08:21 PM   #12
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The most logical thing at that point is to get a hacksaw or dremel and shorten them to the length you need. Too long generally is easily worked around. Too short and then ya need to invest the big bucks in a bolt stretcher.
They (the Cobra bolts) are also too large in diameter so cutting them down is not an option.
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They (the Cobra bolts) are also too large in diameter so cutting them down is not an option.
Ok, so how about what I have used on several bikes? May not be as cool aesthetically, but serves the same purpose: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/331082619902?lpid=82
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Ok, so how about what I have used on several bikes? May not be as cool aesthetically, but serves the same purpose: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/331082619902?lpid=82
That certainly looks like a workable solution. I will look into it. Thanks.
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