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| Very disappointed by these expensive bulbs. The present one small dot of light from the front and almost no broad beam from the fixture. |
| Good afternoon, my name is Biamna Mezzasalma, at the beginning of October this year, buy this product and still have had no response to shipment and has not reached the destination, and the product has already been debited from my credit card, so I appreciate information. |
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I just installed mine and if i turn completly left or right, the cluth lever and front brake lever will hit the windshield. However, it is better than stock handlebar. Thinking of trimming the sides of the windshield. |
| Adds just the right amount of flare without looking to outlandish, simple install! So far so good. |
| When I Bought my 2005 Wing the dealer I bought it from had put a brand new set of Shinko 890 tires on it. I thought ok... if I get 5k out of them I will put a "Good" set of tires on. It has been 10k and it is time for a new set. I don't think 10k is bad for tires on a Wing from what I have read so I think I am going to give them another shot. I am in SoCal and ride daily. |
| This product is awesome. The modulation pattern really grabs your attention, and it is even more awesome at night. Discerning Goldwing wiring was no easy task and made this much more difficult than it should be. I have a 2001 Goldwing (just bought used with only 23K miles!). There is only ONE brake light wire going to the left side (trunk). It is green with a red stripe. This wire controls both left side brake lights. The right side (trunk) brake light has TWO brake wires, both green with red stripe. One controls one bulb, one controls the other bulb. There are two brown/white wires. These are for the driving lights. Do not cut them. There are two solid green wires. These are the grounds. When you make your connections, you must connect both power-side green/red wires to the red or orange wire from the module. You must connect both bulb side green/red wires to the red/white stripe wire from the module. And, you must connect the black ground wire to both both green ground wires. You will have to cut both wires and connect all four ends to the ground wire. I had to splice and add quite a bit of extra wire. Pain in the neck process, but the end result was worth it. |
| I really liked this product, fix perfectly on my Goldwing. Easy to put on ,no problem. |
| I bought this for my 2012 with the 3rd brake light spoiler. This rack fits perfectly without touching or rubbing the spoiler or the back of the back rest cushion. Take your time drilling the mounting holes. Having another pair of hands wouldn't hurt to hold the rack in place while you mark the mounting holes on the trunk. Make sure you have proper clearance on all sides. Use frog tape on your painted surface while fitting the rack to avoid scratches on your paint. I applied a good coat of wax on the rack BEFORE i mounted it taken care to get all of the hard to reach places coated well. I've put a couple of thousand miles with the rack with no signs of rust or pitting. For those of you complaining of rust on your chrome, I have a product for you; ACF-50. Look it up, order it and say goodbye to rust and corrosion. |
| A little disappointed with them. Got them installed okay, but the pieces do not line up very well where the back piece meets the side pieces. Also, the finish along the edges is not too good. |
| Only giving these four stars because the finish along the edges is only so so, and the fitment of the right side piece was not good. It was about a sixteenth of an inch too long for the holes. Really had to force it into place. But once on, it looks good. |
| I've added a number of chrome pieces to the bike, but this is by far the best. This REALLY makes the area in front of the saddlebags pop! Good quality too. |
| Adds a great look to the back of the trunk! Looking good after being on there a year |