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| I purchased this pan for the protection it will provide to the items under the Wing. Installation was bit tricky, but not too difficult. It is not a plug and play piece of hardware, that's for certain. It was a challenge getting it to fit over all four studs. I am look forward to seeing how it performs in terms of protection. The one thing that really concerns me is that it is pressed against the exhaust on the left side of the bike. I don't think this is a good thing. I would like to see some space between the pan and the exhaust. |
| I bought the 16-20 vented. Looking over the shield is great, and the buffeting is not too bad, but as stated before the wind from the side with this shield is unacceptable. This is one of the most expensive shields out there. Save your money on this one or invest in lots of earplugs if you do decide to get the klockwerks. Super loud ride. Only got two stars and not one because the turbulence is OK, but not great. |
| The cup holder looks good, but functionally is not what I expected. The arms are not stiff enough and eventually lose their grasp of the cup or bottle, the bracket does not support the cup holder without a lot of vertical flexing.. Not super happy with this unit. |
| Always balanced my own tires, & decided to give these are try, I'm impressed how well these work , usually get 13,000 out of Bridgestones, so will see if I get more milage out of them. And yes it does ride very smooth. |
| Had these on my 09 with heated grips, had to put setting on max to feel the heat. Covers without end weights would put my right hand to sleep (too buzzy), installed there bolt on end weights & still a little buzzy, took them off & have stock heated grips with foam covers & stock end weights & now perfect |
| I just bought this and it looks great. Just take off the original and put this one on. Now I need to get the Timing cover. |
| We have two F6B's. Mine has the wingstuff brand belly pan. I just purchased the Show Chrome one for my wife's bike. Easy to install but not the front section is not nearly as easy to access and reinstall when changing oil. The Wingstuff brand has two twist screws that turn about a quarter of an inch to release the front section when changing oil. Very easy. The show chrome on the other hand, has two Allen head screws that release the front section. This makes it more difficult when replacing after an oil change. You have to line up the holes perfectly to screw back in and then use an Allen wrench while lying upside down. One belly pan is easier to install and the other is easier to use. Something to consider when buying. |
| Got installed 7-1-2017. Are very bright. Will make approaching vehicles c me better. I do recommend these for added safety. |
| This holder was already installed on a used GL1800 Trike I bought last week. It worked GREAT until I visited a friend who lives on a dirt road. I hit a bump and the cup holder suddenly rotated to the left (I didn't know it could rotate, or why it would), the cup fell out, spilled my water all over the gas tank and my right leg. The metal cup continued to the ground where my rear tire ran over and crushed it! I'm now looking for an alternative, and larger, cup holder. |
| I love these Lights!The Day Time running Lights are Bright and very Detailed. The Turn are Very Clean and Detailed Also. Really makes the Bike even look better.Would have gave a 5 Star but the Running Lights (not turn Signals) are powered by Auxiliary Power. So if you are Listening to Music with out the Bike running your lights will be on also. |
| Really makes the bike stand out in the daytime, especially when running the high beams! Install was a little challenging on the high beams on my 2015 but got them all done in about 3 hours, including the ballasts. |
| I got the black to go with my murdered out wing. There were a few small nicks but it looks so good I can't complain. If anything it sits a bit too low. I got the risers to add more of a base to the trunk and now it sits perfect for me. Perhaps it's a bit difficult to wash and wax under it, I'll take the rack off once a year and take care of that. |