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| Best tires for our Goldwing GL1800, the ride is smooth and they grip well on rainy roads. |
| Very sturdy, fits very well and easy to install. Did not like the idea of other belly pans attaching to the engine case. This mounting to the crash bar bolts just seems to make more sense. |
| We’d all like tires to last a long time but there’s a trade off between mileage and how sticky the tires are. These tires are a great compromise and offer outstanding grip with decent tire life. In years past I favored Michelin but I really like these Bridgestone tires and Michelin doesn’t make a tire for this motorcycle. Lots of grip and they last a reasonable number of miles. |
| Hi quality and holds lots of gear! |
| Purchased in conjunction with the arm rest. Easy install. Great addition to momma’s perch! |
| Wife really appreciated the extra elbow room and the cup holder I added! Install was easy. Excellent product! |
| Ad says clearly, cut out fits OE vent. Unfortunately when I tried to install it, it fell right through the hole. Says they have one available, but can't be bothered to link to the one that supposedly fits it, so now it's a crap shoot as to finding one that will fit. I bought this one for the very reason that it would fit the OE vent and not require one of the newer style ones like so many others. Guess that's what I get for buying online. Same crap as all the other websites. |
| Durable, and a great fit in my '05 saddlebags and trunk. As previously mentioned, can't overfill them and expect and easy load and unload, but that's common sense. They're great for trips, no doubt. |
| I called three local Honda dealers looking for all of the parts necessary to do a proper fork rebuild. No one had all the parts, but they could order them and would have them some time next week. Driving all over the valley to collect parts that you have to wait until next week just wasn't going to work. WingStuff has them all in one kit that was shipped the same day and the nominal freight charges is cheaper that my gas would have cost if I went through a dealer. Besides, and don't tell WingStuff this, WingStuff was less expensive by $30. It's a no brainer. |
| Tying stuff down on the rear seat of a motorcycle validates the "Peterson Rule" which is; The BS expands to fill the space available. When trunks, saddlebags and optional upper racks (or lower trunks on trikes) are full, the back seat is the last resort. Hooking bungee cords under the seat can scratch painted surfaces. Wrapping cords and hoods around grab handles and other body parts can cause damage and are not always totally secure. These Bungee Seat Tie-Downs are made of strong steel and finished in a high gloss enamel finish. Virtually invisible and allow the bungee hooks to be secured so as not to harm your ride. I should have purchased these sooner. |
| I won't hook up a trailer to one of my bikes without an isolator. Virtually plug 'n play, this small relay box will prevent a short in a trailer's electrical system from backing up into your bike's wiring and shorting something out. |
| A new crush washer should be used at each and every oil change. In a 10-pack, each washer is only about 80 cents each. Cheap insurance. With four Wings in the family, after a recent oil change, I was down to only one in the drawer. Good quality, great price. |