

| I used one of these to mount an electronic Deer Alert device to the left engine guard on my 2009 Goldwing. It's about one third the cost of a chrome P-clamp and works just as well. It's good quality and it looks great. The price was attractive to me, so I bought two just in case I ever need to mount more essential equipment. I highly recommend this product. |
| After adding mini floorboards to my 2009 Goldwing, I found that it was difficult to get my toe under the stock toe shifter. After adding this Heel/Toe Shifter, shifting was a bit easier, but it became much easier when I removed the toe piece. Now, I downshift with the stock shifter peg and upshift with my heel. I just rode from San Diego to WingDing 38 in Billings and it worked great. An extra benefit is that a naturally occurring, stronger heel shift helps to eliminate that frequently missed, weak shift from 1st to 2nd. I highly recommend this product. |
| These floorboards added another level of comfort; more than I had with after market pegs, which were more comfortable than the stock pegs. I had difficulty fitting my toe under the shifter, so I adjusted the forward tilt down a bit, but it was still difficult. (I wear size 10.5 Wolverine boots.) I didn't want to adjust the floorboard too far from level, so I added a toe/heel shifter and removed its front peg. That made the needed difference. I noticed the mounting bolt on the left floorboard became loose on the first ride, so I used a drop of medium strength thread lock and tightened it a little more. On long rides, I need to stretch occasionally while riding, so I regularly check the mounting bolt now just to be safe. I highly recommend these floorboards. |
| I bought one of these hoping it would make for a more comfortable ride. It didn't. When you remove you'll have to be careful and not lose the whit end pcs. You'll be wise to spend your money elsewhere. |
| These backrests are a great add on to a Goldwing. The quality seems very good, but the instructions are something you may find from a foreign made item except the words are correctly spelled. I followed the install directions exactly. Although I was concerned that my 2008 GL1800 Goldwing seat didn't look exactly like the one in the instructions or like in any video instructions I could find. Yes it does have a factory Honda seat, sticker is still on bottom. After cutting hole in seat I found that the inside seat bar had too much bend to fit my seat, I had to straighten the bar in a vise and then it fit great. So beware if this scares you. I haven't put many miles on it yet but will update review after a few weeks of use. |
| These grommets do not fit a 2008 GL1800 Honda Goldwing. The grommets on my bike are 5/8" wide, these are nearly 1". |
| While I didn't buy my extender through Wingstuff I thought it important to let all who may be interested in this extender that they are prone to causing the rear half of the front fender and the two front side covers to break at the mounting points. Local Honda dealer said this is a problem with the longer extensions and it's not a Honda warranty item so you can plan on paying $250 to $300 for the new parts if/when they break. I liked the extension for keeping road junk off the front of the bike but not to the tune of $300 dollars. I have read that another extension called the "Fenda Extenda" works much better and doesn't cause this problem so I may give it a try. |
| Got this horn installed on my 2008 Goldwing I don't think it's as loud as they say.Suppose to be 3 times louder than factory horn I don't think there comparing this to a Goldwing.The horn on my wing is louder than this air horn! So only give it 3 stars!! |
| The angle on the top of halo doesn't match up very well with fairing trim piece.The screws sent with it are almost not long enough.The back of the halo has to be spread out so you can attach it to something.The forks will hit the halo if not spread out,be carefully this is plastic and can break when you spread it open.The instructions are terrible and hard to follow.The pictures on instruction sheet aren't very good either.I got it installed and looks really nice the lights look really good at night I wired mine in with my ring of fire.I give it 4 stars because of terrible instructions and angle on top of halo could have been flat... |
| Makes a huge difference for the long rides. This thing is sturdy, not too difficult to install, and matches the OEM seat perfectly. The back rest absorbs shock when you hit a bump, and it keeps your back more upright so you have less stress and fatigue. Made a 3400 mile trip through the Rockies just after I installed it. I don't think I could have done that without this backrest. Highly recommended! |
| As with all products being sold on this website, this should be shown on a "Goldwing" motorcycle. Highlighted from different angles. COME ON MAN !! Show the product on the bike equals sell more product . |
| Got it on straight sticks like its part of the fender. Excellent quality, set off the front of our Goldwing trike |