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| I have had this product for 2 years works great. It helps keep my hiney dry and cool in the summer. In the really cold days in the winter it does ride i my saddle bag. No signs of wear on the beads. Does need to be removed frequently to clean underneath the cover. Love this product. |
| One of the easiest installs we have ever done. Yes I said we, since these were for my co-rider, my lovely wife, I let her do the work. She did it!!!!!! They have what appears to be a good chrome job and great upholstery work on the armrest them selves. I did purchase stainless steel hardware and installed them to hold the armrest themselves after checking out the others owned by friends we ride with. Good product so far we will review them at a later date with and update. |
| I have an orange 2003. Is there any chance of ordering still? |
| I brought and installed these trunk and saddle Bag lights a couple months ago and it really makes the back end of the bike stand out. My son was following me home the other night and said it makes the bike a lot more visible and they add to the break lighting. These are the best accessories I have installed on my bike so far. Well worth the money. The instructions have a lot to be desired but there are some videos on U-Tube that helps a lot. |
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Its been about one year since I installed my alloy pan, It's done a good job and taken the hits, I've removed it two times to hammer it back into shape which was no big deal, changed the allen bolts to hex because of damage too, but now I'm installing one of the heavy stainless units for added protection. More of a skid plate is what the bottom of my wing needs, I guess my riding in the north east on these cobbled up roads with high driveway curbs is in line with Baja quality roads ? Desert Sled ? Still think its a worth while addition, still give it 4 stars for saving my bottom end. |
| I have had Metzlers come apart, Avon's bubble and I just got 3000 miles out of a set of Bridgestones. I know I an not the typical rider and the tires on my 1800 are lucky to make it 7000 miles. on my 1500 I could get closer to 10000 but more power means i shred them faster. I am amazed at the reviews of 15000 or 20000 miles. of course I had to replace my foot pegs at 15000 miles because there were ground down. Is there a better option or can I get a tire sponsor? buying tires every couple months gets expensive. |
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I had nothing but trouble getting the bike on the center stand. I was able to put the bike on the stand about one out of four tries. I had a neighbor lady help me put it on the stand so I could replace it with the new one. The guy that did the first review worked out all the problems so I did not have any problem with the installiation of the new stand. I ran out of quarters and used thick washers. That is the trick in hooking the spring back up. What a differece, so easy to put the bike on the center stand. |
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I had a pair of the "original" Avon Cobras. I previously reviewed these when I had only had about 6700 miles on them....I managed to get 19,000 and change out of them total! The ORIGINAL Avon Cobras were OUTSTANDING; grippy in wet or dry, outstanding in ANY conditions! I finished mine up at The Dragon Tail at Deal's Gap in TN in 2013. I've been reading the recent reviews on several quality issues that have plagued these tires, and it is for these reasons I couldn't recommend their purchase. Bubbles developing on the inside, causing exterior lumps and tread separation! I opted to purchase the Bridgestone Exedra pair instead. Great tire if they can exorcise the quality demons....you're rolling the dice if you purchase! |
| I have purchased thousands of dollars worth of kuryakyn parts over the years. Simply because they are the largest volume after market parts out there that keeps up with the latest bikes. They product normally looks good and depend on what you buy it normally works good. Over the years I not only install on my bikes but many friends and customers bikes also. I must say that when it comes down to the kuryakyn LED lighting they really really really fall short on quality control. I cannot tell you how many nice shiny pieces of chrome I have stuck on bikes to only have to carefully pull it off after a week or sometimes hours because half of the LEDs stopped working. This is a big deal to me because I Hate installing on any bike to have to remove that glued part because you'll never know when something will get scratched in the process or paint will come off. Just like with the rear vertical LEDs, I had to install twice to get a good set. TIME & MONEY |
| i found the bags rear straps poor quality and tend to come apart and the pair of Velcro straps both the same way making it hard to attach to the bars had to use strap to hold bag in place |
| It works great but it raises the rear wheel a little higher which puts the center stand in an almost vertical position. I would suggest a small wheeled dolly to place under the front wheel to level the bike, like the kind you would put under a snowmobile ski . The more of an angle on the center stand, the less chance you have of the center stand retracting if you hit an obstruction while wheeling the bike around. Very handy when putting the Goldwing in the garage for her season of hibernation |
| Easy Fit. This is my second pair of these. First pair lasted 5 years before I wore out the bottoms. This new pair looks better, but the quality is not as good. Buckle mount broke during the first use. Was able to repair with short screw and large washer nut. |