Hello All,
I am a representative of Motorcycle Tour Conversions, Inc., maker of the Voyager. I know this thread is a just over half a year old, but we just noticed our account on this forum was approved.
I'd like to point out a couple of things. For example, the claim that you must slow down on every curve. This is true, in the sense that you must also slow down on every curve with any trike. A skilled two-wheel rider can take turns and curves at higher speeds than a skilled three-wheel rider. The only way the Voyager would be less adept to these turns than a conventional trike is if the rider does not have the Voyager properly preloaded. It's a simple adjustment and makes a world of difference.
You can check out this video on our website to get a better idea of the preload:
http://www.mtcvoyager.com/resources/preload/Lastly, I would like to point out that any inexperienced rider or driver on any vehicle including a conventional trike or a car, that drops wheels off the road at high speeds and doesn't know how to properly regain control back onto the road, will look like they're losing control. This is not a unique fault or incompetent feature of the Voyager, just of novice riders and drivers.
If you feel we are inaccurate, please call us at (815) 434-7900. We're willing to delete or change anything that is posted and proved to be incorrect.
