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| Best sound ever on a Goldwing. Got it for my husband for his birthday,but he couldn't wait till then. We got out there and had it on in less than an hour. He loves it. LOL HE SAYS HE WENT FROM A PRIUS TO A PORSCHE. You all are the best always fast to ship everything. Thanks again for a great job |
| Lenses were really easy to install. Just be sure to press the pre-installed foam trim down around the entire circumference. The sense will slide back into mirror housing easier. |
| Just as good today for quality and value as when I installed my first set back in 2008. |
| I had a set for the old 2008 that was OK to install. After I totaled that one I bought a used 2008 level 3 without the wings. This set of instructions took the frustration away when drilling the mount holes through the trim pieces. Last time I had to remove trim to drill. Not this time, just tape the template as directed, mark the centerline and drill. Spot on per the instructions. As always a quality product made in the USA. |
| I'm not as young as I think and was totally against this idea at first. but after ten hours in the saddle this was one of the best buy I've made in years. The only down side would be putting a knife to my bikes seat ,hoping not to hit the heating cords ,just hate to cut a perfectly good seat. I have gotten a friend to add this to his bike. |
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After seeing these antenna mounted flag poles on another Goldwing, I purchased one to replace my old flag pole that was mounted on the trunk rack. I decided to mount the new flag pole on the right (AM/FM) radio antenna, since I was uncertain what effect the antenna would have on the SWR (Standing Wave Ratio) tuning of the (left) CB antenna. The mounting system is not intuitive however. It basically is held in place by friction on the shaft of the radio antenna. While it really can not fall off, it would be possible for the flag pole mount to vibrate loose. However, in the 2 months since it was mounted, the flag pole has remained solidly attached after hundreds of miles of riding. As far as for flag wear, I expect to replace the flag on an annual basis, just like I've done with the previous trunk rack mounted flag pole. I have noticed that, depending on the wind/travel direction, the flag will usually fly straight back but does occasionally wrap around the whip radio antenna. In summary, flag pole/flag looks good while parked or going down the road. Expect normal wear/tear on the flag and carefully read the directions twice before you try to mount the pole. It's not hard, just not obvious how it mounts. |
| Exactly as described and arrived on time in great shape. Easy to install and looks great. Truly "safety Chrome" |
| I have one of these LED battery gauges on my last three bikes and have never had one fail. On my 2008 Goldwing, I mounted the black version just below the left corner of the right front speaker - basically, opposite of where the lever for the foot warmers is located on the left side. In that position, I can see the gauge by glancing forward and down when riding. A small hole was drilled for the power wire, which I ran across to the wiring for the 12 volt connector in the left fairing pocket. Easy modification to do. |
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I have been looking for riding pegs for a long time because I don't really like how the other brands look dangling from the side of the bike. They collect bugs and require more washing and polishing. Well these work really well for me and theres not much hanging out to clean. The skinny, They install easy. The off set from side to side doesn't matter to me because if i wasn't told about it, I probably would even know. I flip them out when i use them and kick them in when done. For me, this is a great product. |
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My original 2007 seat just wore out after 104,000 miles of riding. A 50 mile ride to work and my rear end was sore. So I spent like 2 months reachering what everyone out there thought was the best seat. There are lots of opinions out there so finally I rolled the dice. Our 1st ride to the Pacific Coast hwy was the test. Day one my wife and I rode 1042 miles. Last year we went to Key West. My mom passed away while we were in the keys and had to get back to MN. We rode 1427 miles on the second day to get home. Could not have done this on my old wing seat. Here the skinny, the seat is well made. I have the heated version and this blows away the OEM heated seat. I ride in very cold mornings here in MN and that matters. The driver back rest is awesome and removes so easy. Now it comes with rain covers and I drag them along and use them when I can. In my opinion, if you get caught in heavy rain and didn't find a place in time to put the covers on, not big deal. Your body covers most of the seat anyways. We have ridden through two torrential rainfalls and everything is ok. If I leave the bike parked out side with a good chance of rain. the covers are on. I think thats what they are really for. Now for my passenger review. My wife has metal hardware in her spine and she can get fussy if the back rest isn't to her liking. Well the OEM back rest is cupped in where the center of her back rests. The Ultimate back rest is not so I put the OEM rest back on for her. I believe the average passenger will like the Ultimate back rest and with the Goldwing stiching in it is so pretty. |
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I have these on my 2012 GL1800 and with my 32" inseam I'm riding with my legs against the fairing. Short runs aren't bad but long rides make for some irritation. If these fit you then they are well made. Installation is easy but it might be helpful to have a friend to set the most comfortable position. |
| Purchased back in March of 2016. Took it on several trips where before we couldn't go because of luggage space constraints (wife's junk). Love the idea you can keep all your hotel stuff in this bag and just unlock and carry to the room. As before stated it does block the license plate but I prepared for that in the event I get pulled over by drilling 2 holes in the back rail to mount the license plate in a pinch. But honestly I have had multiple law enforcement behind me and never once been questioned. |