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| Although i am mechanically inclined, I am not a mechanic. I recently installed one of these on my 2018 Goldwing Tour and finally got it right after three days of adjustments. It would have been much easier if the parts were better identified with numbers engraved on them. It does look and work great!! |
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Order hand wing leg wing and the middle wing got 3 diffrental color, not good. Jónas Th. |
| After watching a couple of videos r/t install & building up nerve to cut into drivers seat - was not a hard install. Had one on a previous goldwing and made riding so much more comfortable and a necessity for any distance riding. Do need a specific 9/32 drill bit - can get for about $3.50 @ lowes. |
| Will they fit in the rear of a 2016 GL1800 ,if not do you know what's the proper size |
| Will they fit in the rear of a 2016 GL1800 |
| My 2009 Goldwing had 17k mile on it when I did this a few months ago.....I replaced the spring and hydraulic line. What I discovered was that over the 10 years of ownership that most of the oil in the slave unit had “seeped†by the slave piston....not a true leak.....the slave unit wouldn’t start to compress the spring until #15 on the position indicator. Once replaced and bled, I can hear the pump start to labor @ # 4 now. Well worth the time spent to install. |
| I was contacted via Wingstuff.com messaging. CL from BigBikeParts asked me to send my cover to him. I received a new cover for about a fourth of what the original cost. Just goes to show that writing a review on WingStuff.com is worth the effort. |
| Disappointing. C’mon guys. |
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These do only slightly good for fixing the front end of the Wing. Real solution is a new tapered roller bearings in steering stem for $40 You'll be glad you did. |
| The description says running and brake lights however I don't seem to get any brake action out of the lights. Otherwise they are looking great on the back. I used a lot of grease, wrapped all connections thickly and completely in electrical tape, and secured them high and left in the compartment out of the path of wheel spray. I hope they last. |
| Just installed these on my high beams. (2004 GL1800) This completes the change over. I had oscillators on the original high beams. I removed them before I installed the pathfinders. This is a much harder installation than the low beams. I ended up taking the shelter off. Some more talented folks most likely will tell you that they can do it without removing the shelter. I also ended up replacing the air filter while I was this deep into the bike. I am not a mechanic and It took me several hours to complete the job. Now for the results. I really do like them. Much brighter and the light pattern seems to be wider. Not sure if they project out as far as the original or not. I recommend if you are going to do the change over I would do both high and low beams. |
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Remove the front wheel. There are 2 hex bolts in the front and 2 bolts in the back. The fender slips out from between the forks. |