Voyager Specification


Front Suspension

This is a radical departure compared with ordinary motorcycle suspension and is similar in principle to the double wishbone system fitted to many cars. This patented design allows 38 degrees of steering lock each side and was specifically developed for the Voyager.

Rear Suspension

This is a Moto-Guzzi swing-arm unit related to the rest of the transmission. Front and rear suspension use direct acting Hagon springs and gas-filled damper units.

Structure

Folded and welded steel sheet and tube. Corrosion protection by zinc and epoxy powder paint. The power train is part of the structure.

Bodywork

GRP bodyshell, in separate sections, sound-proofed and upholstered. All rubber mounted.

Engine

850 Reliant. All aluminium four cylinder water-cooled four strole. Factory modified to SCL specification to produce 60 BHP @ 7,000 rpm.

Transmission

Moto-Guzzi 850 drive train complete.

Brakes

2 AP discs and callipers at the front. 1 Brembo disc and calliper (Moto-Guzzi fitting) at the rear.

Electrical System

12 Volt Lucas car alternator, 2x12Ah batteries. Pre-engaged starter, fully fused electrical system with relay operated headlights.

Lights

2 x 60/55w Halogen headlights with parling lights. Automotive rear and indicator lights.

Tyres

Avon Super Venom AM18. Front 120/80 x 16, Rear 120/90 x 16.

Dimensions

Wheelbase 1.640m (64.5in)
Seat height 430mm (17in)
Weight 215kg (475lbs)*
Width 685mm (27in)
Length 2450mm (8ft)

Performance

(Prototype figures)
Top speed 200kph (130mph)
Fuel consumption at 112 kph (70mph) 3.2litre/100km (80mpg)

Seating

Volvo seatback with adjustable rake and tilt-forwards feature. Stepped dual seat base, folding passenger footboards. The seat back slides back to reveal the rear seat. The body section behind the head restraint slides to the rear like the seat back.

Stands

Side stand and lever-operated centre stand which can be used single-handed either from the seat or alongside the vehicle.

Controls

Conventional motorcycle controls except for trigger operated throttle which reduces rider effort and quickens front brake operation. Lights (including dip and flash functions), indicators, horn and engine start can all be operated without removing hands from the controls. There is a separate key-operated ignition switch and master light switch.

* Royce Creasey has stated that the weight of the prototypes actually built exceeded this weight substantially.


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