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Here's how you put the speakers in a 2007 Goldwing. For some 2007 models there is a metal plate that the 4in speakers are in. Take out the speakers and all the screws around it. Then take out the 4 hex bolts. There is 1 top almost under the dash, 2 on the sides and 1 underneath. You have to take out the side pockets to do this one. Then put in the 5in speakers and wire up. VERY easy and put your dash cover back on. The speakers are great. Maybe someone should tell J & M about the different model years and they should have tested them on ALL the model years they say they work on. |
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Great price. Fits perfectly. Has reinforced patches where your antennas bend over (always a weak spot on most covers). Doesn't move at all so wind won't rub it on your paint. Packs easily into it's own bag and fit's into the odd space at the back of your saddlebags. Not a full cover and won't keep your bike dry in a downpour but keeps prying eyes (and hands) off your bike as well as sun, dew, and debris . |
| I have tried the vests and other neck coolers and have to say that these are the best that I have tried. For the price you will not be disappointed. They do dry up after about 1 to 2 hours, depending on temperatures. I would recommend buying several so that you can change them out without having to do a pre-soak. Another benefit is that it keeps the sun off of your neck, another advantage. |
| I have been holding off and finally got a pair for a 1,400 mile ride. Took off on the ride and was not sure what to expect. The first day was over 600 miles. WOW is all I can say, what a difference they made. They are worth every penny if you do any long distance rides. I love how they automatically lift up for cornering and the ability to adjust them to your personal leg length. |
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Put E4 on the rear several months ago. Presently have about 2500 miles on it Just put a new E4 on the front a couple weeks ago. So far I really like the combo You do hear a little noise in the corners if you go hard enough to drag the pegs but that's really not a complaint. I have ridden several miles in hard rain and they seem to work great there also. We'll see how the milage works out. I Do a combination of riding in the Twisties and highway. |
| The wife used to complain that her seat wasn't getting warm. Installed in just a few minutes time, AND IT WORKS! 43 degrees in the rain for over 50 miles and set on 2 is perfect and the wife says she now enjoys the warmth on her butt. She's happy, I'm happy. |
| Purchased this for my wife's F6B. She wears a size 7 and can barely fit her shoe between the pegs. She didn't feel safe with it on so I removed it after one ride. Shifting is clunky with it. Now it sits collecting dust. I have the Kuryakyn floorboard and shifter combo. Works much better. |
| I would love to have one but being a disabled Vet that rides a trike I really can't afford one at that cost |
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Bought these speakers for my 2007 Goldwing 1800. Guess what. THE DO NOT FIT. My stock speakers are 4in. these are 5in. There is a metal ring around the stock speakers so it only takes a 4in speaker. Did J & M test all bike years they say it works on. I DON'T THINK SO. They say they fit 2006-2017. What a bunch of bull. |
| Just had elite 4 tires front and back put on at Laconia bike week and drove home on them. The front kept diving side to side. I don't know if it has to get some miles on it . Has anyone had this issue? |
| These are bright and look good but my issue was with the install. These came with the three wires with no connectors on the end. As per instructions you use cheep square individual pieces to attach to individual turn signal wiring, same principal as scotch lock connectors. These do not work as turn signal wiring is to large for connector. They should have conectors to connect to wiring like Kurykakyn does. I wound up using positap connectors for now and will order connectors to to fit the Kuryakyn harness later to do job right. I will stick with Kuryakyn from now on |