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| Form fit and function is satisfactory. Not oem! But works fine. Used for about 800 miles so far. 1/2 cost of honda oem |
| Used it thr first time in vt this weekend. Rained very hard. Over all performance was satisfactory. On the lighter duty side. I use it for a cover while traveling. Worked just fine for that. Would recommend it for travel, not to keep snow off or every day cover. Poor soft internal protection on windshield. Takes up about 6" x 4" volume in bag. Fits in trunk just fine. I bought it on sale, best part. |
| I just put these on my Wing (I've had three and put them on each one). This is one of THE best things to improve riding comfort. I was out in 90 degree weather yesterday and these definitely helped keep me comfortable! |
| Straight forward install, just be patient routing the wire under the fuel tank shelter. They really finish off the fork covers. Looks great on my red 2021 Goldwing. |
| Product was an easy install, took about 20 minutes for both saddlebags including the alcohol wipe and drying. The challenge is finding stuff to but in the zipped pouches. Would like to have put my tool kit and 1st Aid kit in the zippered bags but both are just a bit too big. None the less, I did managed to find stuff to put in the pouches. I frequently go grocery shopping on the bike ('19 DCT Tour) and I am still able to fit the purchases in the saddle bags without forcing the saddle bags to close. I recommend this product. |
| This product was easy to install, took about 15 min to do both sides. This does keep my trunk more organized but I feel the "bags" for storing are a bit too small. The little pocket on the right side would be better served if the larger pocket was inclusive of the smaller on. None the less, glad I got and installed them. Perfect fit on both sides. |
| This new design of the Wingstuff Belly Pan is a winner. It narrows the front of the pan, which gives it maximum ground clearance, as well as providing excellent coverage of the Wing's belly. It is easier to install, although one should plan on a couple hours' installation time. When it is said it takes "only 20 minutes to install" I'm pretty sure they're talking about removal and replacement for oil changes. Installation from scratch may take longer. The leftside front bracket is less a problem than before, probably because it is shorter than the old one. However, it still could use a bit of improving. It tends to bump into the front lower cowl. It also bumps into the left crash bar which can limit rearward adjustment of the pan on the bike. Even so, as long as one is careful to tighten up the five attachment points (three on the pan, two on the brackets where they attach to the crashbars) a little at a time, the brackets will "mold" to the proper shape and the pan will be secure. The pan is rattle-free rolling down the road. In turns, it doesn't scrape, even at very low lean angles, owing to the re-designed front bosses, that are now angled "up" so as to more closely align with the bike's front profile. Another benefit of this new profile is that the pan is far less visually obtrusive when viewing from the side. It looks much better than the old pan. I have ridden in triple digit temps after installing this pan. There is no adverse heat dissipation that I can detect. Good job, Wingstuff Team. |
| So much better than the handles that came with my 2018 wing. Good tie down point for luggage, very happy |
| Recent install. No issues. None anticipated. |
| Great size to keep on the bike. Expensive so I use something else at home. Great on windshield and helmet visor. |
| Not cheap, but true plug and play! Two more bulbs and I will have completely converted to Pathfinder LED. |
| Somewhere in the last 500 miles big chunks of tread came off. Total miles were 17,300. Part on me for running too long. I ran last 120 miles hard down the freeway so that is most likely where it failed. Safe but learned my lesson. Yes I was diligent on tire pressure. Will start watching this pair closely at around 12,000 miles will not push that far again, anticipate replacement at 15,000 miles. |