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Purchased these to use on a GL1800 trike with a Motor Trike Razor conversion. They would not fit between the mounting bracket and the fiberglass fender. Not a problem with the product, but Wingstuff probably should add something to the product description that it does not work for this application. Good news? Wingstuff is awesome about returns. Simple and no hassle. |
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We made the move to wireless a year ago when we did away with our hardwired headsets and went to the Sena 20s communications system. We love being wireless, but wanted to be able to access the radio and CB on the Goldwing. Here is the solution! The Freewire plugs into the wired helmet connection on the bike and then connects with the Sena headset via bluetooth. Simple. We immediately had full access to full Goldwing audio (radio, CB, Aux, etc) via our wireless Sena headsets. As usual with Sena products, there arent any instructions in the box other than a very simple quickstart guide. Detailed instructions are available on the Sena website. A couple of things we learned: - We initially had a LOT of echo in the intercom. Finally figured out that we had both the Sena wireless intercom function on AND the Freewire was also picking up the bike's intercom system and they were fighting each other. Turned off the bike intercom and problem solved. - There really isn't a simple clean way to mount the Freewire to the bike. They provide a stick-on bracket and an elastic strap for wrapping around the handlebar. Both look kind of funky, but they work. Keep in mind the Freewire isn't waterproof - it is water 'resistant'. - If you ride 2-up, you need a second Freewire for the passenger. Each Freewire gets paired with it's respective helmet headset. Since both the Freewires look identical, we used a Sharpie to mark which one goes with which helmet. All in all, we are VERY happy now with our audio/intercom setup. We are completely wireless and that makes things super convenient. |
| I love the look, they match all the other boards, My wife thought she would like them, after the first ride she has never used them again. Just the look they give the bike in the closed position is worth it. |
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I've had mine for over 4 years now, and it's holding up all right. The metal rim is very sturdy, and the mesh cup holder is still intact. Put a little loc tight on the thumb screw to keep it from vibrating loose, and all is well. Overall, a pretty good product. |
| I put a mustang seat on my bike 1 year ago, I added the back rest. I love the quick removal |
| This is the Honda OEM CB antenna that I purchased to go with the Honda OEM CB radio I also got from Wingstuff. Comes with installation instructions included. Pretty simple and straightforward installation, once you get past the idea of drilling holes in your trunk! Follow the instructions and no problems. Worked fine, right out of the box. |
| I put these on my bike 1 year ago, they are highly visible, when I ride in groups everyone tells me they can see them and make my turns stand out, couple other guys bought them after riding with me. this not only looks good they are worth every penny from the extra safety they give me. very easy install. |
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I really didn't want to spend this kind of money, but if you want to have a CB radio for communications, there aren't many choices....and they all cost roughly the same. In my case, as usual, Wingstuff was a bit less costly and shipped quickly. This was truly a plug and play installation that didn't require much technical knowledge or mechanical skill. Note that it does not include the antenna and that needs to be purchased seperately. The radio arrives with NO installation instructions in the box. There was a page in the box with a couple of urls listed. Upon visiting those, I finally figured out that you can navigate to a spot where the the installation instructions can be downloaded. There are a few (not many) youtube videos that also cover the installation. The antenna is installed first, then the radio. After buttoning everything back up and turning it on, it worked flawlessly from the beginning. Good OEM product at the cheapest price I could find. The 4 stars is a result of the lack of instructions. |
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This bag fits very nicely on the luggage rack, fastens down securely, and holds a lot of stuff! It easily holds 2 light jackets, 2 heavier coats, and 2 rain suits. Or you can put 2 full face helmets inside if you don't have room in the trunk. The smaller pockets are handy for cell phones, binoculars, maps, sun screen, or other misc. items. The rain cover works great, fits well. and stays on at highway speeds. Overall, a good product. |
| I put these and the mirror deflector's on my bike 1.5 years ago, I love them, they function very well, however they have small hair line cracks in them and look like they are 15 years old now. I would buy them again just because of how they work. |
| I put these on my bike 2 years ago, look great still, only pain is you have to open them wide to be able to open the trunk. Wife loves them! |
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After putting these on, I noticed a smoother ride and better handling at both lower speeds and higher speeds. Have had no problem with wobble, cupping, or irregular tire wear. My tires are lasting a lot longer, which saves me money and makes me happy! A happy rider has more fun... Right? Plus, piece of mind is a good thing to have when you're far from home. Two of my buddies have ridden my bike, and told me they noticed the difference immediately between mine and theirs. We are now comparing tire life, and I'm winning! So far, I am happy with these and recommend them. |