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| I have a 2018 Goldwing Tour, DCT version. I had this on my previous GW, which was the 2015 model. I am glad that they finally came out with this for my 2018 GW. It literally took me 2 minutes to install with an Allen wrench, and it provides tremendous stability in areas where the ground may be softer (hot days on asphalt driveways, parking lots, etc). Looks great, and blends in perfectly with the existing sidestand. Well made, solid metal material, good quality on the powdercoating. I highly recommend this. |
| I have a 2018 Goldwing Tour, DCT version. This is my 4th Goldwing, and I have tried numerous cell phone holder solutions for all of my Goldwings, including this one. Since I have the DCT version, it does not have the 2 screws on the left handlebar to install my previous cell phone holder, so I had to wait for the aftermarket to come up with a solution. I previously used a RAM mount that I Jerry-rigged for my phone on the left side, but it was bulky and not very attractive. I use an Android Phone, so I can't use the Apple CarPlay feature that my GW has, which would have allowed me to keep my phone in the provided compartment. I have a Samsung Galaxy S8+, so it is a large phone, and this phone holder holds it PERFECTLY and SECURELY !! It also fits right against the left handlebar, near the left side control buttons, so it is a very streamlined fit, and it does not interfere at all with the use of any of the left-side buttons (horn, turn signals, etc). It blends in PERFECTLY with the bike, and it is literally, the best cell phone holder solution that I have ever had for my bike. I highly recommend this product ! |
| This is an extension of my review that I submitted for the passenger armrest that is made by the same manufacturer. I have a 2018 Goldwing Tour, DCT version. The cup holder is great for the driver, because it is attached FIRMLY to the screws by the right side brake area (you can also get the left mounted side as well). Here is the only issue, but it is a BIG one; If you use this cupholder with the passenger armrest made by the same manufacturer, it installs into a hole on the side of the armrest. It seems, at first glance, like a great solution for the passenger, and it looks great installed. HOWEVER, The adapter that holds the cup holder into the hole of the armrest is designed to allow the cup holder to spin when you open the rear trunk (so your drink doesn't spill....). I purchased the regular size drink holder, not the "big ass" (that's what it's called) one that they sell. I use a 20oz thermos, and it sits too high in the cup holder, and it spins upside down when you open the trunk (it doesn't automatically adjust the vertical position of the cup holder), which is it NOT supposed to do, and it also naturally spins the cup UPSIDE DOWN if you brake hard or accelerate hard, or make tight turns !! The cup won't fall out of the holder because of the rubberized material, but if you are not using a sealed LID thermos type of container, your drink (HOT coffee) WILL spill all over you AND your bike !! I did not purchase the "big ass" cup holder because it looks way too big and I wanted to preserve the sporty look of my 2018 Goldwing. The adapter on the armrests for this cup holder product NEEDS to be modified by the manufacturer so that it doesn't spin as easily as it does (and despite that, it STILL doesn't keep the drink upright if you open the trunk in it's current form anyway! ) You actually have to hold your drink WHILE you open the rear trunk to keep the drink rightside up. Anyway, Good idea, but bad execution. Needs to have the adapter MUCH tighter. I am debating on whether to return the armrests I purchased because of this defect, but I like the armrest feature; the issue is with the loose spinning of the adapter. The cup holder itself is well made, and it looks sporty, and holds the cups very well. |
| This is a very sturdy product, and it perfectly follows the natural contours of the rear passenger's arms for a very comfortable and secure ride. It literally took me less than 5 minutes (each side) to install, and the instructions were VERY detailed, including photos of each step. You only need a Phillips head screwdriver for the entire install. The only thing that I would recommend would be to use a locking washer instead of the regular washers they provide. This would keep constant tension on the screws and prevent the armrests from ever getting loose. They look great on the bike (my opinion), and they are very functional, soft, and well made. Here is the only issue, but it is a BIG one; I also purchased the drink cup holder from the same manufacturer, and it installs into a hole on the side of the armrest. The adapter that holds the cup holder into the hole of the armrest is designed to allow the cup holder to spin when you open the rear trunk (so your drink doesn't spill....). I purchased the regular size drink holder, not the "big ass" (that's what it's called) one that they sell. I use a 20oz thermos, and it sits too high in the cup holder, and it spins upside down when you open the trunk (it doesn't automatically adjust the vertical position of the cup holder), and it also naturally spins the cup upside down if you brake hard. The cup won't fall out because of the rubberized material, but if you are not using a sealed thermos type of container, your drink (HOT coffee) WILL spill all over you AND your bike !! I did not purchase the "big ass" cup holder because it looks way too big and I wanted to preserve the sporty look of my 2018 Goldwing. The adapter NEEDS to be modified by the manufacturer so that it doesn't spin as easily as it does (and it STILL doesn't keep the drink upright if you open the trunk in it's current form anyway! ) You actually have to hold your drink WHILE you open the rear trunk to keep the drink rightside up. Anyway, Good idea, but bad execution. Needs to have the adapter MUCH tighter. I am debating on whether to return this, but I like the armrest feature; the issue is with the loose spinning of the adapter. FIX THIS !! |
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it was amazing, one of the best-LED lights you may have tried, a very smooth color and widespread. It's a good choice .. |
| Was having some tail bone pain after about an hour on the wing...I purchased this seat and it solved everything. Just finished a 1800 mile trip, putting in 723 miles on my last day..No seat issues, no pain issues... FYI, must adjust the air to find your happy spot...I set my air very low, just enough to alleviate pressure points. A must have for the long haul.. |
| I noticed one day that my new LED tag light was out. Pulled the lens and found out the end of the LED board had broken off. It seems this is a cheap PC board contraption that isn't meant to be out in the weather or for rough service. I went to Advance Auto and bought a Sylvania white LED tag bulb and it fit right in snugly and looks great! 2 star review because it broke only a month or less after I bought it. Don't waste your money on this. |
| I installed this rear spring and oil line in 5+ hours......it was worth it. The ride is more supple and doesn’t jar you when going over bumps. This rear spring installation also complemented a front spring replacement from Traxxion. 2009 Goldwing, 17 k. |
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Single-riders are 100% compatible with the 2018goldwing system and are well-used, but when using passengers and intercom, errors occur when using radio, CB, or phone. If this does not improve, riders and passengers will feel a lot of inconvenience. |
| These signals are a very nice upgrade. Installation was fairly easy, but getting the LED flasher in was a little tight to get at. Pretty happy with the purchase, and item quality. |
| Very nice looking patch, looks great on my vest. But, ten dollars shipping on a thirty dollar patch is a bit much. Drop it in an envelope and send it USPS for around a buck. |
| Did not fit, used a rubber mallet to get it almost all the way on. Guess its ok. |