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Previous buyers warned me in advance, but since mine was hanging on by one screw after 186,000 miles I figured I would make it work. The center hole is about 1/4 inch to low. Since it's plastic, it drills very easily and will install just fine. It is ashamed that the manufacturer, though, couldn't do it right to begin with ,to be such a nice piece. |
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Good Manual - CD case came to me shattered in 4 pieces, but the CD was OK. Tried to run this on my iMac 27" Quad 3.4, a very fast Mac. Took so long to do anything I ended up using it in my PC Laptop. On the Mac, some of the graphic were blurry, and the videos would not run as it was not supported. Why not use MPEG or MOV, a format any machine can handle? The few questions/issues I have were very well explained. Checking shims on CAM, replacing the fluid in the clutch…… I was able to extract the part of the book I needed and put them on my iPad. The color Wiring diagrams print out great on 11x17, hard to flow on smaller paper. I do not know why the advertise this as a 2006 - 2010. It clearly has 06-08, but I found some 05 stuff on it. This is a must have manual, wish it was Mac friendly then I would have a rating of 5 stars. |
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I'm learning all the time and trying very hard to make product improvements since I acquired Firecreek Accessories. Absolutely: the Baker Style wings, that mount to the side of the fairing, do not seem to play well with the Windbender. I have also tried them with a stock shield and found they caused, for me, more turbulence than they were worth. I could not find a position for the fairing wings that let more air hit me without causing quite a bit of rough air. If they were turned full out to block more air (winter riding?) they were just fine. I removed my Baker Wings and am perfectly happy. Hand/Mirror Wings that mount under the mirrors DO play very well with all Windbenders. They are the second best thing you can do for your passenger. Mirror Wings keep air from running under the riders armpits and slapping your passenger in the chin. you can also turn them at any angle for your desired amount of air without causing any turbulence. I gratefully accept all phone calls or emails with comments, concerns and product improvement ideas. Quickdraw, Mng Mbr Firecreek Accessories LLC. |
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I'm learning all the time and trying very hard to make product improvements since I acquired Firecreek Accessories. Absolutely: the Baker Style wings, that mount to the side of the fairing, do not seem to play well with the Windbender. I have also tried them with a stock shield and found they caused, for me, more turbulence than they were worth. I could not find a position for the fairing wings that let more air hit me without causing quite a bit of rough air. If they were turned full out to block more air (winter riding?) they were just fine. I removed my Baker Wings and am perfectly happy. Hand/Mirror Wings that mount under the mirrors DO play very well with all Windbenders. They are the second best thing you can do for your passenger. Mirror Wings keep air from running under the riders armpits and slapping your passenger in the chin. you can also turn them at any angle for your desired amount of air without causing any turbulence. I gratefully accept all phone calls or emails with comments, concerns and product improvement ideas. Quickdraw, Mng Mbr Firecreek Accessories LLC. |
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I'm learning all the time and trying very hard to make product improvements since I acquired Firecreek Accessories. Absolutely: the Baker Style wings, that mount to the side of the fairing, do not seem to play well with the Windbender. I have also tried them with a stock shield and found they caused, for me, more turbulence than they were worth. I could not find a position for the fairing wings that let more air hit me without causing quite a bit of rough air. If they were turned full out to block more air (winter riding?) they were just fine. I removed my Baker Wings and am perfectly happy. Hand/Mirror Wings that mount under the mirrors DO play very well with all Windbenders. They are the second best thing you can do for your passenger. Mirror Wings keep air from running under the riders armpits and slapping your passenger in the chin. you can also turn them at any angle for your desired amount of air without causing any turbulence. I gratefully accept all phone calls or emails with comments, concerns and product improvement ideas. Quickdraw, Mng Mbr Firecreek Accessories LLC. |
| These are the arms the Ergo II should've come with. I'm 5'10" with 32" inseam. These are just right. They are angled a bit to the outside so your shins aren't hitting the fairing. Now I can stretch my legs instead of having them bent in an awkward position. |
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Purchased the waterproof shade half cover about a month ago, and decided to try it on today. Wow. I'm not sure what this cover was designed to fit, but I'm pretty sure it would take at least three men and a strong boy to pull it on to my 2010 Goldwing. I will be enquiring as to WingStuff's return policy. |
| This little gadget is made very well. Not flimsy at all. Gonna get me another for my four wheeler!! |
| Tried both heavy and fine and neither one does anything. Save your money and time not worth a crap |
| I saw this unit demonstrated on a Harley at the International Motorcycle Show. It looked amazingly easy to use and I thought it would be perfect for my garage. Lifting with all my might I could not get the bike on the stand and I'm 6'2" 285 lbs. Tried putting a piece of plywood under it and with some effort I got it on the stand. I'll have to try a 1" board. I had high expectations for it but would not recommend this product. |
| The fit was great the chrome on the other hand was not nearly as good as the fit My bike sleeps inside and it still rusted in the first year. My wing stuff experience has been great other than this chrome issue |
| I bought the bearing kit a year ago and never put in in until now, why did I wait what a difference it made. It was a bit of a job but since I was changing my air filter and tires it made sense to do it at this time. The advise I would like to pass on is buy a spanner socket and make sure you torque the steering stem nut as out lined in the manual. |