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| If your looking at this you already know just how uncomfortable the stock Honda seat can be. I thought I would try this and it works, kinda. I still get "fatigued", maybe I'm running too much air, which I will change. But the biggest reason for the star reduction are the straps to hold it to the seat. They do not stay attached to the cushion very well and removing the seat to thread them back under is a hassle. |
| I was using a competitor mount that was installed as a replacement cap on my brake fluid. The old one was good but did not compare to the ease of use and steadiness of this new mount. I had ridden about 250 miles when I noticed the phone shaking, I quickly removed the phone and checked the mount at home. I had not tightened the small amusement screw on top, the mounting screws were still tight. I put some lock tite on the screw and retightened. I am much happier with the new setup. |
| After watching a few videos these were pretty straight forward on installation. I was surprised by the amount of swing they actually put in the bars allowing my arms to be completely bent while riding upright or when I lean back I can still reach easily. |
| This backrest installed easily in a few minutes and has worked well. The design looks good on the bike and gives you the ability to adjust your seating position saving your back. |
| Got stranded a year ago with an intermittently bad "Pulse Generator." Bought the part and a service manual back then but never had another problem. Manual said to get at the electrical connection through the air box so I decided to buy the air filter and tackle both jobs. Turns out you must remove the gas tank to remove the air box, so I just dug for the wires through the front, but I did the disassembly to change the air filter. Long job, but got it done. I bought the bike with 15K miles, now has 28K. Didn't look like the filter had ever been changed, and also didn't look like it needed to be changed even now. This filter fit perfectly and is now ready to go another 30K before I even think about it. I do NOT ride in dusty conditions. |
| As I suspected from the other reviews these are very well constructed and heavy duty. They look great when folded in and most people don't even realize they are there. The only reason I only gave them four stars are the bolts and screws needed for installation. I can possibly understand the need for different sizes, although it is a little ridiculous for the need for three different size allen wrenches but the entire bike is metric, now with the exception of four bolts which are ASE. It seems with as nice a design of the rest of the system they could have spent a little more time at Fastenal or another hardware store and used the same bolt head size as the others. |
| This is my first half cover from this brand and I want to say I am SOLD on them!! This is by far the best half cover I have ever used.. The storage pouch is attached to the cover so you cannot loose it which is a great thing. I like that it has to securing straps per side which keeps it securely in place even in a high wind. I also like that is says Goldwing on the front and side. GREAT COVER!! |
| Still shake my head at the fact the bike didn't come with a 12v port but with this device it's the same as if it had! now riding with power for phone and navigation this is a great buy |
| Installation is fairly easy. More work goes into bike dismantle than goes into actual assembly. Bring on the two week road trip with trailer in tow! |
| Kind of clunky. It works lucky I have small feet for the front peg. Finish is nice and need to use it more. |
| When installing the rack and tightening the screws one threaded post sheared from the rack itself. This was not an issue of excessive force. The screw was not fully seated to underside of lid. Now I'm left with trying to get pylon welded directly to rack to ensure it stays secrued |
| Ordered and received within a couple of days. It is as advertised. I will wait for the weather to cool a bit before I install it. |