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| Crossing the Mojave and the Great Plains - it get's hot! Without these vests we would not have made it. Well worth the investment! |
| We purchased this several years ago in the dark tinted style and never looked back to the old gradient vented style we had. This is like riding in a convertible with the windows up and the top down. No buffeting in the back seat and so much more relaxing than anything else out there. Simple to install - took me about half an hour to remove the old one and install this one. I would recommend it to anyone. See it installed in my gallery. |
| Had tires mounted and balanced yesterday and the ride home was much better than the Dunlops, even new. Taking a ride this weekend and will see how they do on two-lane roads. Fast AND free delivery!! Wow!! Ordered just after noon on Wednesday, tires were at front door @ 11:50am on Friday. Thanks WingStuff! |
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I have over 3000 miles on them now so I am ready to write about the Helibars. 1st - Quality product. Beefy material. You can tell as soon as you crack open the box. Even better once installed. 2nd - The installation instructions are well written and easy to follow. The hardest part of the install was removing my previously installed risers from the triple tree which were seized on. Broke the bit and had to go to Home Depot for a replacement. Removing the heated grips came off fine with no damage by following their instructions and using the grip removal tool that came with it. 3rd - And most important, ultimate in customizability. I hated it when the OEM bars were jammed into my waist on tight turns. Now, they are up high and easy to maneuver. As the other guy said, these ought to be stock from Honda. |
| I have an 02 ABS. I purchased the bike about 2 1/2 years ago. It came with pretty new Bridgestone tires. About a year and change later the rear tire chords delaminated and caused a thump thump. I attributed it to not checking the psi and running on lower than optimum pressure. I replaced it with a new rear stone. 5 K later the rear delaminated again. This time I had checked the pressure every time I rode. No trouble with the front stones. I am however through with stones, Went to Dunlop E3 We will see. We ride 2 up and mostly on mountain roads. |
| I have had these tires on a year now they are great tires about 11 thousand miles on them.still a long way to go on them. I will buy them again. |
| I am on my second one of these. After a year or 2 they tend to pit and lose some shine. Wish someone made a good alternative. |
| Installed this device to the Honda lighted Trunk Spoiler on my 2006 Goldwing several years ago. Have in Mode 2 so that it flashes 5 times quickly, then stays on. Many people have commented on how effective the flashing spoiler light works when applying the brakes. Well worth the money to prevent getting rear ended! |
| Replaced all 3 sets at 37,000 miles, which was about 500 miles too far. Factory pads are the only way to go. Honda spends big bucks engineering and designing everything to work together. Co-efficient of friction between factory pads and rotors, I believe, cannot be beat. |
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I am 5'11". Constant wind hitting the top of the helmet. I do believe the stock shield was better. I can't stand this and will look for a tall shield. |
| These are a lot clearer and put out a great sound. Big difference from OEM! |
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Looking at this hitch and bag combination, I would like to offer 2-3 suggestions to improve this product. 1. I think 3-4 buttons can be sewn in for attaching an LED light bar. It could have a light bar with directional signals on booth ends and could be sold w/wo the bag or as is. 2nd. Why not sew in reflector material on the back and both sides for safety? You notice you are covering up the license plate which is a no, no in some states. 3. placing caster wheels and telescopic handle could be more convenient for walking through airports and going to your hotel room. This would be too big to lug around by most people unless you are camping. With these modifications, I would definitely purchase this item. Food for thought! Rob Cowan Deerfield, IL |