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| I've always had wind deflectors on my wings over the years and this time is no different. I like these because they are sturdy and stay in the position that I put them in regardless of the speed that I travel. Easy to install. Some may not like the look of wings on their Wings, but once you put them on and use them to direct and /or deflect wind, rain, etc, you will wonder what took you so long to get them. |
| I already had turn signal lights that stuck on the side of the mirrors but I felt that these were brighter, more visible and I liked the idea of the blue tint to cut down on glare. All of the above were true as I suspected. Now MUTH has come out with three arrow indicators which are also nice. Get the red, it shows better in the day. |
| I brought these for the wife when I upgraded her area back there with more creature comforts, this being one of them. She rarely uses them though and mentioned that it brings her feet too close to my legs when riding. I don't have a problem with that part. I just wanted her to have options on our many long trips. Maybe she'll grow to like them. They still look nice though. |
| Love these. I've had mine for many years and they still look good. I have one for me and her and you rarely see mine without a cup or bottle in it. I did listen to a buddy and trimmed the rubber nibs for easier removal of larger drinks. That was a mistake because I have lost two bottles at high speeds and almost decapitated the riders behind me. Luckily we ride staggered. Keep it tight and you shouldn't lose your drink container. |
| This addition to my bike is a nice touch for sure. Turn signals are bright, visible and stylish. It lights up the back end and sets the bike apart from those that don't have it. |
| We fill em up when we take our long trips. When you arrive, just take the whole bag into the hotel room. The luggage bag for my spoiler rack I especially like. Waterproof cover, durable, bigger than the other bags of the riders that I travel with. Plenty of pockets and the straps and Velcro secures it nicely at whatever speeds you may travel. |
| Installed mine last spring. Had a buddy help with install. Just take your time with the brackets and line things up. Mine bit into one of my Joe Florida lights and due to the sharp edges I lost the light. Easy to replace though. Still waiting for some major differences that I can point to like wind buffeting (good) and excess heat in the warmer weather (bad), but I can't be certain just yet. I do know that my bike's belly is now protected and that's good enuff. |
| I just put these on along with Progressive Mono Tube Forks and now my 2012 with over 60,000 miles feels better than when it was new. Low speed maneuvers are so firm and when I get aggressive on the high speed peg grinders the feel is rock solid. I wish I did this 40,000 miles ago. Now I need to go back and attack some of my favorite roads. |
| Cruise Control does not work with these levers. Put stock ones back on and all works fine. Read others with same problem. Some fix it and are ok. Personally I think since its designed for the GL1800 it should just work. |
| Just received mine today and took me about an hour to install. I had a pair on my GL1500 with 7 led's that were great, and these look even much better. The love the way they flash, and makes you much more visible when turning or changing lanes. |
| I just received my S.S. belly pan today and looks great. It took me less then half an hour with no gloves to install. I specifically looked for stainless steel and this was the only one I saw on the market. Lot's of vents also so I feel better on the real hot days having this one. |
| I have had these for years and very much enjoy them. Even though I still have to "crank" my knees and legs to the outside of the cylinder heads, which results in my lower leg hitting on the side of the fairing-- it is a comfortable alternative to resting my feet on my "stock" pegs. I recently found out that if you lay the bike over....the shafts are designed to break(insert sad face here). And Kuryakyn sells replacement arms (insert OK face here). But only as a pair....so that means I now have an "extra" for another mishap! |