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Travelwebdir.com Here are some ideas that may help you.

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Bedroll Carrier ( Sunny Bob )

Motorcycle Maintenance Checklist, Especially Helpful After Winter Layup (Gadget)

Campers Checklist (Gadget)

Electrical (charging) System Fault Finding (Gadget)

Spark Plug Number Codes (NGK)

Metric to SAE & SAE to Metric Conversion Charts

Build Your Own Trailer for less than $300 (Gadget)

Helmet Laws State by State

OIL!!! more than you ever needed to know!!

RESOURCES FOR MOTORCYCLE CAMPERS

Topic	Company/Organization/Author	Web Address/Title
Camping Equipment Suppliers	Aerostich RiderWearHouse Recreational Equipment Inc. Therm-a-Rest Whitehorse Press	www.aerostich.com www.rei.com www.thermarest.com www.whitehorsepress.com

Motorcycle Camping Checklist	River City Beemers EasyReader Tourguide	www.rcb.org www.micapeak.com/info/mclist.html
	Here is a great link for Kawasaki Voyager	http://www.marvellas.com Hint: If you lose the instructions and don't know how to wire the pig tail on the bike, on a new trailer, the wires are as follows: Pin 1 yellow wire - left turn signal; Pin 2 green wire - right turn signal; Pin 3 brown wire - running lights; pin 4 red wire - brake lights; pin 5 white wire - ground. If the unit is used and the lights don't work after you have wired the pig tail that goes on the bike, then pull both plugs apart and make sure both sets of wires match on each end.