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New Post 11/24/2007 9:53 AM
  seatec
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Hands off steering  (Canada)

How does it handle with both hands off on level road, mine goes straight, but will pull to right with a crown in the road, I set mine up to pull a little to the left to compensate for this.    Wayne

 
New Post 11/27/2007 5:06 PM
  DELSURFIN
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Re: Hands off steering  (United States)

My voyager pulls to the right also.

I called Voyager and they helped me tweak it by putting some spacer washers in the right side of the belly pan. This was of great help but she still is very sensitive of crowns in the roas. They tell me this is normal for a voyager trike kit.

 
New Post 11/27/2007 5:14 PM
  seatec
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Re: Hands off steering  (Canada)

Try adding 2lb more air to right side tire to see if that helps, thats what some of the GW trikes do to theirs.  I usually run about 2 lb more in my right. 

   Wayne

 
New Post 2/16/2008 7:23 PM
  Ev
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Re: Hands off steering  (United States)

Wayne, how do you do that---setting it up to pull a bit to the left?  You must have become expert on the kit assembly----I'll install my own, so may need a pointer or 2------Ev

 
New Post 2/16/2008 10:41 PM
  seatec
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Re: Hands off steering  (Canada)

 From looking at the back of the trike, I get my  trike wheels to track to the right by moving the swing arms to the right, by adding washers. This will cause the trike to steer to the left, also add more air to the right tire, thats what the GW trikes do. I hope this makes sence.  Wayne

 
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