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| I spent the extra for the ones that retract up some when you take your feet off. They are very nice. Good quality. Install was not bad, Take your time. Be prepared that you may have to re-do some of it to get it "Dialed in" to your comfort. It is not bad tho. Instructions could be better. Multiple adjustments make these nice. You will need to get some Blue Loc-Tite for some of the hardware. It is not included. They look sharp too. I have pics on my profile page. |
| Easy to install and look sharp..only thing that I can against them is I have a heel toe shifter and it does rub against the rubber inserts |
| These tires are HEAVY! I went darkside and saved 4 lbs! The 200/55 rear tire weighs 20.5 lbs! |
| Looks and works well... |
| Easy to fit over the key fob for extra protection. Ensures key fob won't scratch the key area on the Goldwing |
| Simple installation with one screw that holds the pad tight to the kickstand. The shrewd and pad provides a bigger footprint on the kickstand so it won't sink in soft ground and cause the bike to tip over. I recommend putting some blue locktight on the screw to keep it from losing up. |
| Looks great and fills that hole in the fender..And install easily |
| Addtl note- I also noted much reduced vibration at high speeds. The plastic versions I had previously exhibited signficantly more |
| I had the plastic covers before & held up well, but they just can’t take the road wear over time. Become pitted, etc. These metal covers appear to have good plating & show well. The mounting was easy. Minor ‘bending’ or forming was needed to get them aligned & spaced evenly to the rotors/ rim, but nothing too complicated. I will report durability after I get 10k mi on them & my Alaska trip this summer. |
| I just installed these last night. Rode all day, but took it out tonight and WOW! These are awesome. I have to get 2 more for my brights. I turned on on brights in the driveway and and they are completely yellow compared to Pathfinders. Has to be so much safer being able to completely see so much better at night. I went through about 6-8 halogen bulbs over the last 4 years. They burn out. |
| I've always had saddle problems. I've tried different seats, pads, sheep skin, etc., and have found that there is no universal solution that fixes everyone. Each person's weight, shape, age, and bike, affects their comfort level. I have an Air Hawk pad that I used for a year or two and it's pretty good. But I've known people that like bead mats so I saw this one for a good price and tried it. I have only used my Air Hawk once since I purchased this bead mat and that's when the mat fell apart and I had to repair it. Then I went right back to the mat and have used it for a year now. Yes, part of my bead mat came apart but I just sewed it back together. After that single repair it's been fine. But I don't hook mine down to the seat. I leave it loose so that I can move it around if I need to. The beads aren't like round marbles, they are more elongated beads. I can hardly believe that I like this simple thing so much and just paid 25 bucks for it and it's the best answer for me so far. |
| Will not fit Roadsmith HTS trike kit. They are too large. |