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biltonjim post=29394 userid=149I think the CBX- B  sports tourer is one of the best looking bikes ever.  Yet it seems Honda couldn’t sell many. 
I I can understand your obsession with the ZN1300 Voyager -  an awesome bike - but what a shame you can’t ride one.   Have you had your inner ear checked?  That affects balance.
I bet you wish you had kept the Indian - what would that be worth now?

There are members of this forum who have used the ZN1300 as a basis for a cut-down special. Maybe they’ll give you some ideas, if that’s what you want to do.

We had a member on this site "Trikebldr" who left this site because he was being ridiculed for his posts. The man was an engineer who I respected immensely. His passion was modifying KZ1300's into trikes for those handicapped riders who couldn't ride motorcycles anymore. He now participates on the American Voyager site where he is more appreciated. Sorry to see him go and I tried my best to keep him here on this site but to no avail.

If your issue is vertigo- My wife and I were traveling along a road at 55 mph when a Harley rider spurted out from a side street and left me with about 80 ft to stop our Mercedes GLK350 SUV  or T-bone him as he crossed in front of us. Somehow I manged to stop the car 5 ft from his right foot. I'm sure he talked to God at that moment. The sudden stop and of course recoil from the braking caused my wife's head to snap back and 2 days later she had vertigo. We managed to find an audiologist who specialized in vertigo. this audiologist did some simple body position testing and then had Pat move her head  in to certain positions and hold those positions for different lengths of time to realign the crystals in her inner ear. Presto it worked and no vertigo since.

Thanks for the reply....Do wish I had the Indian back not the money loved the bike.....brought it home pulled the heads put in oil let it soak took a 2x4 and hammer broke them loose.  Put the heads back on played with the mag a bit fired right up. It was far superior to the Harleys i had.Put many a happy mile on it until it was stolen made me sick for a long time....

Have them all covered. Cleaning out my 1000sf work shop sold all my metal fabrication tools. Cleaning up painting new home for my collection. Have room for 20. Some are VERY UGLY the one I bought for $250 sat outside for a long time but only has 12K miles on it....will get pictures to share asap. This site is great about all I can do is recall the good old days getting older Su*** .  I miss my main source of stress relief Riding BIKES....Donate I do keep this site up!!!!

thanks for the info and concern...but I fear my problem is just age. But I retired at 55 from AT&T and have enjoyed life for almost 18 years NO WORRIES......Still able to piddle as I call it.....take my helper with me to get bikes he loads and ties them down and I cherish them...