Yes, They were made from 1986-2003 and had no real design changes, like the wing the bugs were out of them. I get about 45 mpg average riding. And they're so easy to work on. Not like the bikes of today

 

I rode with a good friend of mine (RIP Bill) who had a Voyager 1200 and we went on multiple out of state trips and his bike was bullet proof. When we would fuel up he would always tell me how much gas he took and then ask me how much I took and I would always tell him 1/2 gal or less than him and it began to irritate him but in reality we were always a tenth or two off from each other. He finally caught me when he came over to my pump and saw how much fuel I pumped. He never asked again!
Good price for a nice Kawasaki

 

I had 3 of them and put over 150,000 on each one pulling a camper trailer. Best engineered M/C I have ever rode or worked on. Many still running.

Spummerr :: If I was still living in Minnesota on Minnetonka . I would be looking at that M/C!!

You may be familiar with the Voyager GRU Carl Leo. He may be able to find you a buyer. He lives about 60miles from me here in Fla.

Also post it on the American Voyager Association msg board I don't think you would have any problem selling it. I think I even recognize that 2003. Good luck with the sale & Ride Safe..

 

Lots of folks were very disappointed when Kawasaki decided not to continue making this model and for the money that spummerr is asking for this low mileage touring bike somebody should jump on this.
Honda is not the only company that makes good touring bikes.

 

I bought all my Kaw accessories from Carl way back in 2005. Haven't talked to him in years thou

 

THAT IS A BEUATIFUL RIDE. MY DAD HAD ONE IN THE DAY.