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| That is, hold a couple 12v plugs and hold 1 or 2 cell phones while charging. I bought a 12v splitter where I had 2 12v plugs and wanted to wire them in, but wanted them up in the lid and not down in the trunk area. Didn't want to spend the money on one of the more expensive brands, if I was going to cut on it, modify, etc. The simplicity of the Wingstuff version sold me on it. I knew going it, that the provided longer screws were questionable, or quite possibly, damaging to the outer painted panel. So, being somewhat OCD, I did some searching and found a thread where a particular type screw was listed along with 3 part numbers of various lengths. One, was the OEM screw for the trunk lid under panel at 12mm. Another, the 93903-25380 was listed at 18mm long. They all had the same thread pitch, so I was excited to not tear up the plastic with too long, wrong pitched screws. The best part? Your local Honda CAR dealer's list price is around $0.58 cents each. My local dealer had them the next day. Had to elongate the lower holes in the organizer quite a bit for the mounting holes to line up. But once that was done, the new Honda screws mounted it perfectly. For around $3 (wholesale), Wingstuff should really start including a better screw. Nobody will care (or notice) if the organizer is $28, when all the others are $45 or more. But they'll notice if the end pokes through the paint. Plus it just feels good to put the same thread pitch screw back in the plastic hole. 5 stars for value, 4 stars for fitment, 3 stars for the hardware. |
| The slip tubes are a nightmare. I was once a fair mechanic but I gave up. I'm going to pay someone to install these mufflers. I spend a few hours trying to get the right angle for the slip tubes but couldn't. It would have been nice if there were some kind of alignment makes or have the slip tube permanently attached. I was not happy! |
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I must have received Maurice's returned Pipes!! They have a 4" long piece of bent pipe that goes between bike and muffler. Slip in fit is so tight that once you get the pipe in you can't turn it to get muffler straight with bike or line up hanger bolt. Pipes had scratches and touch u-p paint. Bent pipe chisel marks where someone removed. POOR QUALITY CONTROLL As the left pipe fit well. Sadly DISAPPOINTED Gary NC. |
| On the face these look and seem excellent. The turn signals, driving, and fog lights are a great idea and do look good once installed. However this is a poorly made product. I followed the instructions exact. The right fog light doesn't work. I verified this by checking the power source right to the light. The bulb is dead which I understand happens and hopefully they will replace it soon. After I reinstalled the light from checking for power one of the bolts of the right side bracket broke off and is now stuck inside my wing. This was just from using a regular hand tightened socket wrench. Also, the connection for the turn signal on the right side had problems. One of the wires kept coming out of the connector which caused another reinstall to correct the issue. If there was just one issue I would understand but after 3 separate things I can say it's a poorly made product. I would not purchase this again and should have paid the extra to get the Pathfinder lights instead. |
| Manufacturing defect, sending it back. My first order from WingStuff, not an auspicious start.... |
| Let's start with the good, armrests look great. The bad, everything else. The design and fit of these armrests are the worst goldwing design yet. The angles are way off for a 2016 model and design requires 4 - 1/4x20 bolts to support the weight on very thin plastic. This will break the trunk lid and speaker plastic even without a passenger ever using it. The other brands back the plastic on the back side with metal supporting brackets. It seems like they cared about Esthetics on the arms only as the carrier bracket is crude and poorly designed. This piece is painted black and paint is falling off exposing rusty metal. Speaking of metal, they over compensated for support by making this bracket so thick that the back rest fits terrible and leaves huge gaps between trunk and back rest. I might try Honda one next. |
| Like everyone is saying. Patience putting them in is the key. Front is harder to get in. Opening and closing is different Needs firmer closing and slight downward pressure when opening. You get the feel what it takes to open and close. Haven't had thenm in that long but seems to do what they are supposed to. |
| AS the other reviews say, this is great. Get it. |
| This does not fit the GL1800. I wish I had read the other reviews. You an make it work if you are creative, but try another idea first. |
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Curious. What are you to do when you need to remove timing cover to replace maybe a sensor or perhaps a timing chain? It would have been better to install chrome cover by using the center nut to hold the cover on firmly rather than adhesive. |
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bought these a few years ago and finally tried to put them on. The ones at the rear seem to be OK but the ones at the front or hinge side both broke trying to get them in. There are 2 layers of the trunk where they tell you to drill so I could not pull them in far enough for them to sit properly. Even with lube on the rubber when I pulled hard to try to get them seated they broke. Going to try the hose inserted in the gasket. |
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Fred should be well rewarded for his videos. After watching the first video, they basically paid for themselves. The tips and how procedures better what Honda has in their tech manual. Okay, so one knows how to do a task, the videos offer a great resource to see how wires and hoses look in their proper position, and offers a good review for a task. I bought my videos through WingStuff because they had the best price. |