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| I have found these floorboards to be very comfortable compared to the stock foot pegs. Just like the stock pegs, you can scrape these on the road if you are an aggressive rider. So far no issues as noted in the 1 star review. Looks real good on a Pearl White 1800. |
| It took me about 15 min. to install with common hand tools, looks good. This is a must for all Goldwing's, I had a piece of wire penetrate my coolant overflow tank, the tank sits on the bottom of the bike and if I would of installed one of these prior, it would not have happened. So, after I had the tank replaced I installed the belly pan, it won't happen again! |
| Adds a great looking touch to the rear of the Bike. |
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Not fun, The instructions do not suit the 2014 model. Took the whole lot off the bike. Found additional wiring inside the top cover of instrument shelter. Found additional fixings also. But it's done now and the finish is great. Just keep seeing the end game and not the process. It is worth it once they are on, but what an epic journey to get them there. 5 Stars on the finish, 2 stars on the fitting and 3 stars on the instructions. |
| We bought 2 in February of 2012 and the his & HERS pair are going strong. We use them all the time. Great product!!!! |
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Installed in the top right hand corner of my left side glove compartment. Wondered if I would really ever use it. What was I worried about. I like to go for nice scenic rides. So now I can keep my spare GoPro batteries charged. The only problem I have is I can no longer say to the wife. Sorry I didn't call because the battery was flat. Would highly recommend you install one |
| I have put these straight onto my number plate wiring behind the rear guard. I bought the Kuryakyn tail fin light, so it was easy enough to hook the red wire to the brake wire of the chrome tip. It catches everyone out as one minute they see the white from the light and the next the chrome tips glow red. I like them, they were exactly what I expected |
| Does anyone know what those two press studs on the CD changer flap are for? There doesn't seem to be anything on the CD changer lid for these press studs to fasten to. |
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I bought this because I could not work out the release on the clip behind the ignition. I found out how on his video for removing the top shelf. I then proceeded to cry when I saw how much work to get to the air cleaner. Good thing I am hands on, Another good thing that he goes into so much detail. I loved the bloopers as well. The only thing that would of made it better was if he had of put chapters in the dvd so you could skip to sections. Also I understand the disclaimer needs to be there, but really on every dvd what is the world of litigation coming to. For me the set was worth it as I have used it for finding the best way of removing panels. |
| I have these and they spend most of their life in the side panniers. I love the convenience of packing a bag and knowing it will simply fit when I go out to the bike. I don't use the topbox one much but I love the logo and the quality of finish. They are a bit pricy, but you get what you pay for |
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Wow what an improvement. It finishes off the chroming effect. I thought that the sunlight might catch the chrome, but no ALL GOOD |
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I was tired of cleaning the front fairing, this has eliminated all the dirt from the front timing cover of the bike. So far so good |