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I bought those 2 year ago. After 5000 miles driving, the size is giving me a better comfort for handle grip, specially if the road has lots of curves. The heat (for heat grips) still travel well. With long day driving, hands do not get tired witch normally happens on the original size handle grip. I would say for long rides this item is a must! |
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I bought it 2 year ago and I still love it. This backrest is adjustable and comfy, it is very important for long day of driving, it makes the ride as a real holiday . Once I tried, I realized the high quality of this product. |
| I have all my music in I-tunes and I do not believe I could have did loaded my music on the mp3 without it. I still do not understand how to save my music. I tried several ways and still cannot save. I wish someone could tell me! |
| OK if you use a high power sprayer. If you just use the water hose with a garden nozzle, you'll end up washing your M/C by hand. |
| Bought the Bridgestones as a set in May of 13. I've ridden them 2 seasons and they are great. Hardly show any wear yet and handling is improved too over the stock Dunlops. I installed and balanced them myself and I haven't noticed any cupping yet either. You might find slightly better tires for wear or handling but not at this price. You can't beat Cycle Giant (Wing Stuff) for value, service or selection!!!! |
| Having a lot of MP3, this program made it very easy to select and place music as I wanted, or you can do it randomly, MP3 player had no trouble taking this format and my Bike recognized it as a CD and works as advertised, makes it very easy to make multiple set ups, thanks |
| Got my wing in 2002. Came with stones. Have tried several other brands of tires. Always came bacl to the stones for best price, reliability, quality and stick combined. Hard tires last longer. Softer tires stick better. Stones always seemed to offer the best life with good traction for the price. Learned early to run them at 41 lbs front and 42 lbs. rear for best ride and life on my wing. |
| This item was easy to install. I can definitely see how it will protect all the fragile things on the bottom of the bike. This is something Honda should have on from the factory. Definitely a peace of mind especially on those dirt roads. |
| I have put 30,000 miles on my 2008 Goldwing since installing this balancer set 2 1/2 years ago, and not only have I experienced a smoother more stable ride, but increased tire life. I would recommend these to anyone thinking about the investment. I have noticed a slight decrease in the "Honda Wobble" at speeds around 40 MPH as well. |
| I have had 2 in the past, my son decided he liked mine so much he took one. They are great, and you can lock the helmet inside the bag to the helmet lock on the bike to keep it clean, safe and dry. |
| After blowing the front fork seals out a second time and having to ride 50 miles home on I-95; I was frustrated enough to order a set. After installation, which was as easy as replacing the fork seals, I could not believe the improved ride and handling. 18k miles later, they are as good as during the test ride. This should be the first upgrade to your Wing. Well worth the cost and time it takes to install them. |
| I purchased these bags to replace a set of factory bags that I kept from my old Kawasaki VII. These bags are well made and are very heavy duty. I think they will last a LONG time! And while quite serviceable, in my opinion, they have a couple of drawbacks. Although made for the Wing, they don't truly fill the saddlebag areas. You will still have a dead area in the rear corners of the saddlebags. Obviously you can stuff whatever in those areas but I was hoping that the bags would actually fill the space better. Secondly, and rarely something I would be disappointed by, they are heavier than they need to be, in both weight and material. My old bags were more of a heavy duty nylon. They were sturdy enough but yet much easier to stuff in the saddlebags and conformed to the shape more easily. These new bags appear to be tough enough to strap on the bike without putting them in the saddlebags! These are a good quality bag but seem to be overkill. That said, I'd still recommend them but suggest other options be investigated as well. |