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Product Reviews by SilverWing
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These covers look great and really add flair to the side of the bike. 
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These look GREAT!!! Now I need to get the matching ones for the trunk.
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Looks good and is almost cheaper than an old t-shirt. Good for keeping the dust off in the garage.
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I got 2, one for the oil and one for the final drive. Easy to install and I hope it works and makes a difference.
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This thing works great! It keeps you from having to hold the sleeve back to get the gas to flow. I live in California where there is vapor recovery on most of the gas nozzles. Well worth the money!!!
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Very handy little storage item for gloves, spare glasses, disposable camera (everyone should carry one in case of an accident or once in a lifetime opportunity), anything small that usually rolls around and hides in the trunk. Easy to install, go slow on the screw pressure so as not to crack the plastic.
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I also bought the ones for the saddlebags and had better success removing the plastic wraping (just go slowly). I had to use one of the screws to "pre-thread" the pieces to make it easier to install. With both the trunk and the saddlebags it looks great.
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My wife and I both got this jacket. She likes that we match (such a chick thing). It seems to be a very high quality jacket. We rode with it on a mild day and chilly night and it worked great. Looking forward to trying it in the heat next summer. You might want ot order one size up, I found the jacket to run a little small, that also allows room to breath in the heat and room for something heavy underneath in the cold.
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After reading the other reviews, I just had my dealer install it. Works great, really gets your attention when I brake. I imagine it drives the people behind me nuts in stop-n-go traffic. 
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I have mixed emotions about this product. Even with all the help in the reviews, I still could not install it myself. I couldn't find the right wires and had to have my local Honda Dealer do it. Within a day or so of having it installed, it stopped working. The dealer checked the installation and found a bad connection on the volt meter wireing. Finally got it working! After all the troubles, I do like the way it looks and the security of having a volt meter to monitor my electrical system. 
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Nice Bag. Very well made. Rode in the rain recently and didn't get wet inside even without the raincover. The hooks on the shock cords seemed to slide toward the rear of the Kuryakyn rack so I used a bunge-cord net to insure a safe mount.
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Works great. It's nice to be able to remove the cup ring when not in use. Even works with some larger disposable cups with tapered bottom. You have to be careful with wind catching the lid if if doesn't fit tignt and be careful with paper cups, they can leak after a while from the vibration and bumps in the road. Well made product.
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I found these to be very uncomfortable and I always felt a little "Bow-legged" with them (I am 6' 2" tall with a 32" inseam). I parked my bike facing downhill in neutral one day and it rolled off of the Side-stand and landed on the crash bars and the Highway Peg. Although it was a short fall and the bike rested at about a 45 degree angle, the Highway Peg "slotted" arm broke and it looked like it was just made out of pot metal. I was surprised at how easily it broke and the cheap material it is made of. This would never withstand any type of crash. Poor quality from a big company. 
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I didn't really notice any difference. They move around so much that they constantly need to be repositioned. I'm not sure they really make a difference and think it may be more of a gimmic than a real help. 
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Soak it good and put it on dripping. Even when it dries out, it protects you from the sun. I just did 3,000 miles with lots of hot desert days and this helped.
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Great look for the trim. I had a problem removing the plastic wrap from the product. I wrote to Wingstuff and never got a reply. I have been told to use a blow dryer or hot water to make the wrapping come off easier. Be careful with the hot water, it could warp the plastic.
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Great detail on this patch!!!
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Just another great little chrome goodie...
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I love these. I just finished a 3,000 mile trip and many days were over 100 degrees on the desert. I soaked these in water to make me a human swamp cooler. It didn't last long, but sure felt good. They also protected me from the sun which is also a cooling effect. I highly recommend these for when it is too hot for a jacket.
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This may help make you cooler, but the wooden beads make for a hard seat. I just completed a 3,000 mile ride with temperatures from 52 to 108. On the first day, while crossing the Nevada desert at 106 degrees, I took this off after 200 miles because it was starting to hurt my butt. I rode the rest of the trip on the stock seat and was much more comfortable.
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I put one on each side and added the black accent rings to add ot the look. These work well, I just completed a 3,000 mile ride and it was very comfortable.
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I have color matched grips to match my silver Goldwing. I put a black accent ring on each side of the Throttle Boss from Kuryakyn and then had to get longer allen screws to hold them in place. They look great!!!
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Easy to install and adds a nice little touch of chrome to the radio control area.
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Looks great. Easy to install. Adds more chrome to the back of the bike in a good location.
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Very good looking lights. Can never be too visible. Instalation was not too bad, Kuryakyn is very basic, but if you look at the photos and take it slow it turns out right. Need to bend the mirror out of place to get the wires to connect to. The bottom line is that they look great and make you more visible!!!
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