This Goldstrike harness made connecting my extra lighting (Goldstrike Tour Tips) much easier than splicing wires. Not thrilled with having to spend an extra $100 to make the easy connection though, BUT would buy it again |
Thay help with lining up the seat & the nut on the frame. |
I wouldn't never buy these again. I was traveling down the road when the left side arm sheared off and damn near killed me. they a 1 year old and well could have been my last ride. I would rethink these honestly. |
This is my second set of these, they wear great and I am getting over 12,000 miles out of them with no issues. |
You may like them now, but wait til you change your spark plugs! 3 valve cover bolts broken off in my cylinder head. |
I loved them when they worked, but in less than 2 years most of the LED’s were burnt out. Changed to Goldstrike fork lights which are higher quality. |
These fit perfect and look great! My wife loves that she can change her foot position on the fly! |
Installed the Centramatics on new Dunlop Elite 4’s and headed to Daytona Beach’s Bike Week. After 800 + miles, I can say I’ve experienced the best trouble-free handling experience on my ‘18 Goldwing since I‘ve owned it. |
Great quality rack, well crafted and finished. Two things to understand if you're thinking of buying. First, you shouldn't plan on putting substantial weight on this rack, perhaps no more than 5 pounds. I'm sure the rack itself could take it, but the thing metal that lies underneath could not. I knew this going in but was not dissuaded; instead, it accomplishes what I want it to, which is to serve as an anchor point for mounting a Nelson Rigg bag to my passenger seat (I tether two of the bags straps to the rack and two underneath the seat). Second (and this is the biggie), with respect to the included instructions, FOLLOW them TO THE TEE when drilling the plastic. When you remove the two plastic covers on the bike, underneath each one, you'll see two perfectly symmetrical circles and think you should bore out those two holes (common sense, right???). Don't think you know better than the instructions as I thought I did! Before I started, I actually printed the illustration to scale, and when I laid the printout on top of the underside of each plastic piece, I thought, "nah, these instructions can't be right; I'm going to drill out each hole and stay within the circumference." Believe me, that's what every fiber of your being will tell you because it seems so commonsensical, but resist the urge. After I made 4 pilot holes, once I began using the 3/4 step-drill bit, ONLY THEN did I realize the error of my ways. So, I stopped, and was able to prevent royally screwing things up. The reason you need to follow the directions to the letter is because you're supposed to start drilling somewhat outside two of the holes because, once finished, those two holes will line up beautifully. When I realized I was going to run out of surface area and be screwed, I stopped drilling and manually filed the rest of the way. I know this is longwinded, and I apologize; yet if you're serious about buying this awesome little rack, I want to save you from making the same [nearly] fatal mistake I made. |
This item looks nice on my bike! |
although it's a perfect product, especially at night! but you can justify the price! |
good overall product! the quality seems excellent though the price need to be lowered |