

| Installed this myself. Easy, just a little scary drilling holes in the trunk. Still looks good after 4 years. Price was right. |
| I leave this on the bike during the winter storage and come spring, the battery is fully charged and the bike starts strong. Great buy. Compact and does the job for a good price. |
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I have tried every tire made for the GL1800, and for all-around quality the Bridgestones can't be beat. Metzelers come close, but they are noisy compared to Bridgestones, and they cost a lot more. Bridgestone tires are smoother-riding, and they last about as long as the pricier tires. I usually get about 10,000 miles on the rear, and 13 to 15,000 miles on the front. The best 'bang-for the buck' is from Bridgestone Exedras. |
| I was very happy when we had the stock windshield. But my wife said she was getting to much wind buffing . So after all the research on all the great aftermarket windshields we purchased the Quantum. Good choice now were both happy , less buffering on her , and less water on the shield. Got to have the rain zip. It does what it says. |
| This is probably the simplist upgrade I've ever done, pop out the stock insert and snap the chrome one into place. Dresses up the dash a bit and I'm very happy with the item. |
| We live on an unpaved road and the sand comes up from the front tire and deposits on the dash area as well as on the rider. I saw this item and didn't really have much faith that it would help but I was pleasantly pleased with the results. It was pretty easy to insert in the openings and doesn't seem to impact the turning or maneuvering and really helps to keep the sand from coming up through the opening where the forks pass through the front end. An added benifit is it also helps keep water from the road when it's raining from coming up through the opening and also seems to help when it's cold outside (which doesn't happen much here in Florida) so I would recomend this to anyone with similar issues. Hope this helps anyone on the fence about the results of using this item. |
| After I put a pair on my bike I had to send my brother pair , I love them as much as he does . Very nice way to control the air flow. |
| Just a great product to muffle the bags and trunk ' so I sent a set to my brother. Perfect fitment too. |
| Wow .... wow !! Now I did do a little more than just exchange speakers for the front and rear. I first sprayed rubberized coating inside all four boxes then lined them with polyester fiber, then installed the speakers. This is how to make a small speaker box sound big , along with more bass. |
| This spring in a great buy , although there is a lot to do in preparation on this modify . If you can change your own air filter you can do this as well. But safety first . When you get the mono shock out please do yourself a favor and pay a professional to install the new spring for you. Also buy the stainless steel braided line for the over haul. And don't forget the oil too. I found this to be a greater understanding on how this bike is built. And what a ride so smooth no more bottoming out with two up. |
| I switched after running several sets of Dunlop, which is what my 2006 came with. The Dunlop always had cup ware pattern. I am on my 2nd set of Bridgestone. They have always wore smooth. They handle better on wet or dry, although I don't get any better mileage, approx. 25k. |
| Here you go people the whole seal kit for your rebuild . It is the OEM kit . You will be surprised what's going on in side those stock forks . I highly recommend the progressive shock products if you need to get in to this rebuild.... trust me just do the job right the first time. |