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| Just bought this manual. And it does not cover the European model. The wiring diagram is quite different. So it is useless if you are looking for electric assistance with your European model |
| I have had these hiway pegs on my 2013 F6B for almost a year now, they are great for long freeway rides, for stretching the legs, and having the air go up your pants legs on hot days. Very easy to mount, and the quality it superb! |
| I purchased the Kuryakyn Luggage Rack for my Honda GL1800. It was not difficult to install. I was afraid to drill holes into my trunk lid. I found the instructions and the Kuryakyn video helpful. If you have a critical eye, you could notice that my rack is a ¼ of an inch off center. The luggage rack gives my bike an extra look and feel that I am riding a beautiful machine. Since my installations, I get more thumbs up from onlookers. Do not forget to add a flag. |
| Installed these while there was about 10,000 miles on the front and about 7,000 miles on the rear of Dunlop E3's. The tires still have plenty of mileage on them but of course the "normal" cupping and a bit of vibration you experience with older tires. The bike now feels like it has new, freshly balanced tires on it. The only indicator that their not is the road noise in the curves from the cupped tires. I am looking forward to tracking the mileage on the next set of new tires I have installed. I'll revisit and update this review then. |
| Two pin plug didn't match the one on the bike so had to splice these wires. Red stop light wire was actually the running lights. Brake light wire had no current at all and I ended up tapping into the brake light circuit directly for that one pin. Three splices to a plug n play harness is not strictly plug n play. So it's got one star because the other four plugs saved a lot of splicing and there isn't an option to give a zero. |
| Well, if ya like a tight fit, this is for you. But if you download and follow the updated instructions it's pretty straight forward. So far, I like it. |
| Fit and finish are fantastic. No issues with mirrors on a gl1500 |
| I wish I would have put these on A LONG TIME AGO!!. They are very easy to install and are easy to adjust to your needs. |
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I have a 2003 1800 Wing, that had the Honda Wobble ( at 30-40 mph slow down. I first tried the Ceramic Beads, which helped the cupping of the front tire, but did nothing for the wobble. Then I spent the money to have the All Ball Roller Bearings installed and had the same results as the Beads (did Nothing for the Wobble). Then about a year later when I replace the front tire, I put in new Wheel Bearings, that was the answer after three years of trying to get rid of the Wobble it was gone. TRY THE FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS BEFORE YOU GO TO THE EXPENCES ON TROBLE OF THE ROLLER BEARINGS. DAVE, |
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I purchased this item for both my bikes. If you have followed my reviews up to this one you will see I am a big advocate of chrome and bling. Please note! In the cockpit of my wing I want it "BLACK" or dark. Don't want shinny object reflecting back into my eyes from the sun. I went for the left side install. This way I don't have to remove my hand from the throttle. Also, it's easier to run all your wires down the handle bar arm and into the area under the left pouch. Another hint to help you fellows constantly opening the side battery cover, I mounted a fuse block on the back inside wall of my truck. I simply run a wire from that fuse block to my power wire and switch wire under the left pocket. This way when you blew a fuse or need to review the aux. fuse block it's handy and easy to get to. |
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Ordered and installed these on my wing trike. So far they look good and work just fine as expected, simply meaning - I knew with radiant heat I'd have to turn the dial up one or two more notches. Not a problem though I can still get and feel the heat. When riding across country it's impossible to control the weather/temp. - my best use is during the rain. |
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These were very easy to install and the lights went up to the mirror housings and tied in to the turn signals. Another nice piece of chrome! |