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Why change bike style. Looks good and classic.. and keeps the price down.. full tour bike at the lowest price on market for new. No brainer there.😊

Does it have cruise control by chance?

Same gauges and radio they have been putting on these for almost 10 years would be nice to see them upgrade the infotainment a bit or atleast have a upgrade option for digital with GPS and or android auto or apple carplay ect most companies have upgraded on most models across the board and for the sticker price o. These they definitely could upgrade it for us beautiful bike tho I love these things for the price point riding two up long distance and reliability you can't beat these newer kawasaki's

It’s a stone axe of a bike - I like its simplicity of design and ease of use. It’s much better after an ecu flash and I get 42-45mpg and cooler running and no deceleration popping.

I have a 2010 no problem

Why change something that looks great?

Got a 2022 Voyager instead of a 2024. The 2022 had 1500 miles. And was $7,000.00 less.

Don’t feel bad, I bought a new Pontiac in 1975 and three weeks later it left me stranded on the highway. Overheating, and all it was the thermostat was defective from factory. It was stuck and did not open. Replace it and never had issues again.

The Voyager is actually overpriced for lack of features. If you compare same year to other brands, you get way more for only a little more.

Had the same problem with my mean streak just a loose clamp

Get pin lock visor you will be happy.

It’s not that the voyager is cheap, Harleys are ridiculously overpriced because they don’t care about their customers

My vaquero had the exact same issue.. it leaked from factory.. Put on a new hose clamp and it was good..The other glitch my bike had was the cruise wasn't working from factory.Had to be adjusted and worked ever since..Minor issues..Love my bike..

You can get a blue tooth adaptor that plugs into the cigarette lighter plug.

The fact it has no bluetooth - BIG DISLIKE!

Hey beautiful bike man. You’re going to have it a long time man these Japanese bikes go forever with minimal maintenance

My 07 Nomad, when loaded down with me, daughter, 3 day pack, and all the "just in case" junk in the bags, I used to put my shocks up near the max in the 35 psi range. This gave a bit of a rough ride, but rolling through switchbacks in the mountains, the suspension would not wallow or compress to the point I would be tearing up hard parts if there was a dip in the road.. Normally run a few PSI over ambient. I did also tie both of my shocks together with an air crossover so there was 1 fill point (that did not require the bags to be removed to check or fill) and both were automatically equal. It makes a huge difference when you understand how to work with the suspension to get the effect you need for the ride you are on.

Greetings, As always another brilliant detailed video production 🇺🇸🍾🎉🇺🇸 Keep producing more videos about the Voyager

Porsche has the same look on the 911 Turbo for the longest time outside of technology like the Motor and electronics to better why change the looks to maybe something worse. I think the looks is beautiful. but those cheap Speakers and a blue tooth needs to happen from factory.

I considered this bike, but ended up buying a used 23 Indian Chieftain for just a little more.

You are definitely wrong on which color is better. 23 is a modern paint job the 22 looks like a 57 Chevy

2009 and up all look the same my guy XD

The mower is more practical, you can always by another bike someday.

I am looking into buying this bike. I don't even need radio and speakers. If the bike has bluetooth it means it is too modern for me in the first place so kudos to Kawasaki for not implementing it. The fact that they haven't changed the design and it remained the same, is the biggest plus for me. :D So basically there are no dislikes for me. Regarding the chrome piece, there are way better alternatives :D

Well the fan system to disperse the heat off the rider's legs was not available on the 2010 or 2011 model (that is a difference), only the 2012 and up. And honestly, I only bought this bike actually because it has NOT changed. That was the appeal for me. And you are wrong, it is EXTREMELY costly for a motorcycle manufacturer to change a design, and if they do, the price of the bike will skyrocket (not sure where you got that info from). I know you say you like how the bike runs "as is," but I am telling you - if you get the ECU flashed by IVAN or Moore's Mafia (I went with Moore's) you will never go back. It completely turns this into a different machine. I would sell the bike if I had to go back to the stock ECU settings, it's that much an improvement. Just saying.

excluding this leak issue. are you still happy with the bike overall?

I watched this again. Can you make a video about the brake in process? Cheers from Mexico

Enjoyed this video. I just moved to Mexico and looking for something bigger, with some power for my daily driver. I love the color on the 2022, as well as those full white. 2024 is not even released yet. Dont know why, neither Kawasaki, HD, Triumph, Indian have released their 2024 models and we are beyond mid March. Not even the Can-Am Ryker 2024 is out yet although they are even manufactured here. Anyway, enjoyed. Liked and subscribed.

I can't get the sena voice prompts to work.

I have a 2013 and love everything about it. I have added so many things to it and it looks amazing. I do however feel that upgrades like a BT stereo would not add to the price. We love our electronics! The wire mps3 wore or whatever that thing is needs to be replaced. This is a great bile but it does need relevant upgrades every couple of years.

Love my 22 voyager. Sending my ECU to Ivan this week. I don't have the problem with the gas tank plastic rattling, but the door on the compartment to the right rattles a ton.

Ive got a little over 10,000 miles on my 23 Voyager. I never had any complaints about it...until 3 wks ago i added a 24 Heritage 114 to my garage. My first Harley as ive been loyal to the big 4 till now. As far as cruisers go its plainly obvious too me that my Voyager is not comparable in any way to my Harley. Does that change how i feel about my Voyager? Yes, but i just have to keep in mind it is a BUDGET bike. That is where it really kills it.

I'm looking to purchase one of these bikes this week. Found a 2020 Model with only 450 miles on it. But my biggest fear is buying a 900 pound bike with 70 horsepower? That seems absolutely crazy to me. My last 3 bikes weighed in around 550 pounds and all 3 had 140 hp plus. I feel like I am going to have buyer's remorse. I would think this bike feels like driving a moped around since it has the equivalent horsepower of a 300-400cc bike. I don't understand why they wouldn't at least make this bike 100 hp minimal (120hp would be better). I saw a post buy a guy that said a kid with a 300cc Yamaha beat him in a race, that is CRAZY. My speed demon days are over, but when you need to quickly pass someone for safety, I don't want to end up dead on the roadway.

Not changing design is normal for Kawasaki. Their older bike- the one with the I-4 engine-ran from 1986 to 2003 with no visual changes except for the paint.

In My opinion the 2023 color is a MUCH nicer color

I took a piece of tubing and cut one side lengthwise and slipped it on the end of the trim to stop the rattling. Works great and hasn’t fallen off. It stays put.

Voyager fan. I love that the style has not changed. I don't use all the tech stuff, so I'm okay with that part. Hope it stays like this or it will cost what the others do. The chrome piece can be an issue. Mostly for me I don't want anything in my front that reflects sunlight, but I'm a safety nut, ha.

Love that paint scheme

You do realize that Kawasaki has changed absolutely NOTHING on this bike from 2012-2024 other than paint color. I don't understand the point of this video?

Yeah, I got one 2009 plenty of powers I’m not complaining never did the Ivan tune never will I just wished that they would’ve put a drive shaft and reverse Would’ve made it so much easier but it is what it is nice bike dude.

A simple fix, is the video really necessary? I love my 2014 Voyager, even move after it was Ivanized!

Must be pretty common I have an 07 1600 nomad and it had a leak in the same spot, for that matter I'm going check all hoses again since it's been sitting during the winter.

Very nice bike, I have an 07 and it's still a great and fun bike to ride so I know your super happy with your new bike 👍🏽

I owned a 2015 concours 14 with similar issue Its no big deal just tighten all the hose clamps. That’s an easy fix and this is not an unusual problem. Besides after doing the repair you learn mor about your bike! Kind of like rearing a wonderful challenging child. Blessings

All you have to do is speak (as in say anything) and it will answer a call.

I own a 2011. I have never had this issue(34k miles in). Hopefully it's something minor. I would take it to the dealer if it is under warranty.

Ordered mine this morning,we'll see how it goes

There is NO reason to change something that works. When you buy a bike, you buy it to ride for many years. It is NORMAL to NOT have planned obsolescence. Not having to buy a new bike IS what people like. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

its a cruiser type bike thats the look i hope it never changes if you want a diffent look kawasaki has lots of diffent looking and types of bikes.

Ivanize it...🙂