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| I ordered the Ergo II with the Mini Arms because I am 6'3. When the box came, the cover showed the mini-arms with the pegs. When I opened the box, I found that the arms were the 6" long arms??? I called Wingstuff and they said that they all ship with the long arms now. WHat? I explained that I ordered the short arms for a reason and they agreed to send me the short arms, and also emailed me a RMA for the long arms. Why advertise a kit with the short arms if you ship the long ones in it? Now I have to wait an extra week (hopefully only a week) to do my installation. Not cool. Ship what you advertise. |
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These do not come complete ready to bolt on your bike. 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 Poor design, I'm two hours into trying to get the first one to line up without success It took me 15 minutes to install the cobras |
| Just a quick update, I have owned this backrest 9 years, during that time it slowly degraded but I dealt with problems, the locking mechanisms fail after two tear, at the three year point the arms holding the seat began to bend to the rear, fourth year the backrest material began deteriorating and I bought a sheep skin cover. The welded joints are rusting as are the seat attachments discoloring my seat material. (Garage kept) I have had enough, will not buy a replacement, I'm buying the Utopia backrest, reviews are good and I spoke with a few owners who have this backrest for 7-8 years an are very content with the product. Unfortunately I have not had a great deal of success with Kuryakyn products and I have bought quite a bit, sad their quality is poor. All my OEM products have weather time very well just saying. |
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I'm a long time user of the SM10 and SR10... both were good at what they do.. The Freewire is something of a "better buggy whip" as CB radio is an old technology with declining use overall. That said.. this product does fill a need to enable a 'wireless' ride at a reasonable price. What I've found is the quality of sound coming from the wing audio is improved and background noise is better controlled. If for no other reason than doing a good job of eliminating the wires and maintaining a high quality sound from the wing's audio sources..this is worth the investment |
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Delivery to Ontario Canada took 12 days, pretty good! Not so good was the duty required by Fed Ex, making purchases from Canada ultimately very expensive! Initial inspection of the items they look well made and the u pipe has a good thickness to it. They have also included a bolt to tighten to prevent rattle. I choose this system over the Pakit Rak for the higher support weight. Overall looks like a well designed system. Will be installing soon. |
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Delivery to Ontario Canada took 12 days, pretty good! Not so good was the duty required by Fed Ex, making purchases from Canada ultimately very expensive! Initial inspection of the rack grid ...it's visually cut too short but I don't see it being a problem. Bag is large and has clever plastic panels in the side bags to help keep it's shape. Will be installing on the bike soon. |
| Well made flag. Got one year riding season out of it before it had to be replaced. In the five month season the flag covered 25,000km before I had to replace it. Does Wing Stuff carry Canadian Provincial flags? |
| For DIY individuals this is a must have. Takes up little space and is the only tool required to change oil. |
| The installation instructions were easy to follow. The two holes to be drilled in the trunk were easy as the trunk has marks where the holes are to be drilled. Honda CB and Factory Antenna are a great pair. Thanks Wing Stuff for carrying these products as I saved a great deal buying from you. |
| Easy plug and play. The only holes to drill were the two required for the antennae. Works great when travelling as a group. This should be standard equipment on the bike. |
| A great rack. It fits over the rear spoiler that I installed earlier. Used patience when drilling holes in the trunk lid. To spread the pressure of the bolts holding the rack on I used the wide washers with rubber washers. On the back I mounted two folding flag poles. The rack looks good with the bends matching the lines of the seat. |
| A quick easy install that looks good. |