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| 20,000 miles on the front tire. As I said in my last review, I hit a bolt on the highway that punctured my rear tire at 15,000 miles on it, so I now have 5,000 miles on the rear and 20,000 miles on the front. I can still go a bit more on the front tire, maybe 25,000? We will see. The front still looks great (no cupping). Based on other reviews, I am wondering if the centramatics that I installed on the front and rear are helping prolong the tire life without any issues. If so, it was money well spent. |
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I just turned 100,000 miles on my Goldwing and all of those miles have been on Bridgestone tires. Not the safest thing to do, but i actually put 25,000 miles on the back tire and 28,000 on the front. Needless to say when they were taken off the rims, they could stand up by themselves ! Yes ! They are the best tire i have ever ridden on !! |
| Sena's customer service is being handled by a company named Zendesk. It is now completely impossible to reach an actual Sena employee, for any customer service related issue. Judging by the broken English used by their "Service Agents" they are located outside the U.S. The agents I have communicated with, seem to have trouble understanding or comprehending the simplest of complaints or instructions, and have told me things that have proven to be untrue. I have it in writing (from one of these service agents) that the Sena 30K Dual Pack will lose its intercom ability, when used with a Sena Freewire that is turned on, which makes it completely useless on my 2013 Goldwing, equipped with a Freewire. At their suggestion, I have returned my 30K Dual Pack to Sena, for replacement. However, I'm now experiencing problems in getting them to send my replacement units to me. Sena is either unaware of these problems, or simply doesn't care. Either way, I am so incredibly sorry that I had any faith in Sena products, to begin with. |
| White and silver are listed in the pictures but not the drop down menu for ordering. |
| Please post installation instructions. Would like to see if this is an easier install than OEM Honda puddle lights? |
| These deflectors keep the 95% of the wind off your hands even at high speeds!!! The wind buffeting is almost completely gone. My buddy ordered him a pair and can't wait to put them on. The cock pit of the bike is almost silent. Great product. |
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I have a set of these on my 2013 and have been thinking of transferring 'em to my 2018 Tour. I hate Honda's little grips and need a little larger. I had no problem installing them on the '13 but, the trade-off is these don't allow enough heat to come through. Big Bike Parts used to make "replacement" heated grips for the Wing that were a little larger around and were "almost" as warm as the stock grips. |
| Easy install. One side is a little more difficult than the other. I give them 3 starts because I think fit and finish could be a little better, i.e., no obvious gaps. |
| Rode about 50 miles tonight after dark. These are definitely a improvement over the stock lights in my opinion. I would suggest that you watch a couple videos on the characteristics of LED lights before you change over. I plan on upgrading the high beams before spring. Also if you do change over I suggest setting the headlight height adjuster to low as this helps with the light pattern. |
| I won't buy these until I see the instructions are you listening Wingstuff? |
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I just put these in tonight on my low beams. The install wasn't really that hard. This is assuming you have changed the bulbs before and understand the whole doing it by feel thing. I suggest putting the bike on the center stand in order to keep the retainer clips back during installation. I took a short ride afterwards. The light is brighter but I don't think the down the road projection is what I expected. I will reserve judgement until I can get some miles on them. I do think they will be more noticeable during the day. |
| I love the way they look and feel. I had some trouble but Goldstrike was quick to help and solve my problem |