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This pan was easy enough to install and it gives me piece of mind. I put it on my Wing before a 3000 mile trip to Canada and was very glad that I did. Not that I hit anything that may have screwed the engine up, but the potential was there. I had to ride more than a few miles on some dirt road with fairly large (1" +) pieces of gravel on road that were undergoing repaving and the odd dirt road or two. I also like the fact that the pan is vented to allow air to circulate on the lower crankcase better than the unvented pans. I am sure this pan is not sturdier than the diamond plated pan, but again, I liked the venting. If the thing gets damaged by an debris, it will be replaced right away, diamond plate or not. |
| These lights were really easy to install. The new design make installation super easy no more messing with the braided heat sink. The new one just unscrew you install the new light just like a stock one. Put the boot back on, screw on the heat sink and plug them in. It comes with double sided mounting tape and a wire stay. I used industrial Velcro just in case I had to remove them. Took maybe an hour from start to finish. They look great. |
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Fit my 2009 Gl1800 perfectly! Very heavy for a cover and built well. Will see how it holds up in winter, as I have to keep my ride outside! Not sure if it will go back in the bag as nicely, but hey, who cares right! |
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I have bought k&n products for every vehical I have owned. They have yet to let me down. My 2009 gl1800 deserved no less. I have never owned a wing before, and just getting to the air filter was time consuming. I watched the video and it wasn’t near as bad as I thought. Some people say they had to cut this to fit, not so. The raised lettering on the rubber goes up! Perfect fit. Very happy with k&n, and wingstuff fast delivery. |
| Just bought the 20 disc set & it's great to see what I have been reading in the factory manual on video , great tips on how to do something with out factory tools, but man do you need some more lighting, a metal drop light , that can burn you every 5 minutes is just so wrong. But thanks for taking your time to make these videos. |
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Hi dear I want the spoiler trank with this code,can you assit me exCtly one Code : HO08F71MCAS40ZD |
| I bought this because of the 100% water proof. Yes, it is HD and weighs a little more than the average covers, but I say it is worth the sacrifice so you don't have to put a tarp over your bike (which you'd have to carry extra anyway). I have not tried it on yet, because it is winter at this time and the bike is parked in a cargo trailer for the winter. Towards spring I will give it a fit. One thing I have done on covers is used 1.5 inch strapping with plastic clip in connectors to tie across the bottom. That way the weight of the plastic clip, and strap, allows you to toss across from one side (underneath) to the other so you can get a hold of the clip to plug it into the other clip part. If you want a good cover, I suggest this one. |
| I installed this just below my license plate that has the Eagle Chrome License Plate Frame on it. There are three wires to be hooked up, one for ground, one for running light, and one for the stop light. They definitely are bright. I had difficulty trying to find the wire that had the stop light as my arms weren't long enough to sit at the back checking wiring and reaching the brake on the handle bar (Dah). You will need to drill a small hole in behind the plate to run the wires up inside the wheel well area to the wiring harnesses. My belief is the more lights on the back of the cycle the safer you are. This is worth the investment. |
| I bought a used 2005 GL1800 and the left side cover had a broken stud (gone) so I bought these and used a Dremel drill forming the stud close to the way the other one was on the right side. I then cut it off for length and used their JB epoxy to glue it in place. I think they are a little over priced, for only getting two, but hey -- they did the trick. You could probably buy an ABS plastic sheet and glue strips together and make your own, but these are convenient to work with. |
| I had these on my 2004 ABS and recently bought these for my 2005 GL1800. Now. the template shows the exact edge spot where you line it up on the trunk. And when you mark the spots you will see the spots are very close to the outside edge of the trunk (you will think 'to close'). Reason is there is a double layer of plastic for connecting the trunk together towards the inside edge. I drilled the holes and then spitted on them (as instructed) and used a small screw driver to push the edge on the outside part of the bumper into the hole. After getting it to start into the hole on the edge I then pulled them down with needle nose pliers (back and forth) and continued to work the small screw driver around the upper outside edge. They then popped in. Yes, the trunk will be tight closing, but my experience with them on my older 2004 bike is after a while they do form in and the trunk becomes easier to close. The instructions will tell you all of this. I definitely think they are well worth it. |
| I had bought the recent J&M digital player and decided to order this software. I noticed a few glitches with it, but basically it makes it easier to load a flash drive with the songs you want. The nice thing is you can save your list should you want to rebuilt your flash drive, or make a duplicate. Example, you wan reload your list that may have been in original CD order and scramble the list and install it again. So it has it's benefits. |
| I bought two of these for my 2005 GL1800. One is installed inside the trunk up on the lid and is able to be plugged into the Universal Trunk Plug I installed (EC02208) into the lid cover. I used Velcro to attach it up onto the underneath side of the trunk. This allows me to plug in USB items (2) and regular items using cigarette lighter plugs. I always wanted plugs for my previous cycles in their trunks and this does the trick now. I bought two so i could have one in my front left glove compartment, but the way I have done the wiring I doubt I will need the second one. |