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It took me awhile before I installed the cup holders on my bike only because I had my doubts. Finally got it on and it's not that bad. I would say holding water bottles and coffee cups with a closing cover will work great. However, coffee cups from 7-11 that do not have a cover for the drinking spout, not so good. I was hoping the basket would take up some of the shock when going over bumps and humps in the road, but not so much. Had some spillage the first time, but I had to use another cup cover to block the spout and it came out better. It is a bit costly and I'm hoping the chrome holds up here in Hawaii where salt air is a way of life. They should concider making powder coated ones for color matching and no rusting. Tony |
| Very good product for the cost of these grip covers. Had no problem with install over heated grips. Heat from grips transfers with little notice of any difference from before. Very soft and comfortable during extended rides. |
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Now you guys carry it! I installed it and wow. What a difference it makes. If you can't find the sweet spot, it is not the bars. Expensive but very well built and the cross bar firms up the steering and dampens some of the road vibrations. Highly recommended. See mine in my profile pictures. |
| I have a set of stones that were installed at 10700mi with dyna beads, I now have 26900mi on these tires and still going. I will buy more great product. |
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The instructions are ambiguous and not up to date. ( Gen 2 ) The pictures are blackened with directions written all over the picture and provide absolutely NO help what so ever. I have installed LOTS of lights on all of my bike for about 20 years now. USUALLY a couple of reads over the direction and off I go. NOT THE CASE with this installation. I still LOVE their lights and have used them many times, but on a Goldwing, I'm stumped. |
| These end weights match the ISO grips and do what they were designed to do by absorbing vibration. They add to the looks of the handle bars with just enough chrome. I got the silver rings this time, as the colored ones fade after about a year. |
| I purchased this a year or less ago. The thing is almost white. The back faded worse than the grey. It fit fine and other than that it has held up ok. I rate this a 2 because of the fading |
| Slides right on side stand. Use lock tight on the set screw or it will loosen up fast. As for use with Kuryakyn floorboards, it will hit against the boards. The solution I used was I placed the fuzzy side of an industrial strength Velcro pad on the under side of the board where the side stand hit it and I had no problems with it. Widens the footprint of the stand enough to make the bike stable in most conditions. |
| Thick rubber protects the remote quite well while it is moving around on the tank, while also protecting the finish on the bike. The cover goes on the remote easy enough. The only slight hitch in the install is getting the key ring opened far enough to go through the much thicker opening. |
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How many Gold Wings have you seen that don't have a back rest installed? This is another one of those products that should just come on the bike in the first place. The Utopia is a very solid product. It makes riding very comfortable. I highly recommend it. The install looks fairly straight forward, I watched a couple of You Tube videos when I was contemplating installing one on my 2003 Wing. However I chickened out and bought a 2012 Wing and had the dealer install it. There was no charge for the install, so why not? |
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I've had my unit nearly 2 years and it's given up the ghost. Still, it's good value for money and worth the investment so I'll be buying another one. |
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I've had my TireGard unit since September 2012 and been through battery replacements and also some glitches with losing a sensor signal - which was fixed by rescanning....no big deal. A few days ago I was riding along a highway at 90Kmph and suffered a rapid decrease in front tire pressure. I got a warning from TireGard and was pulled over, off the road in about 30 seconds. Within another 30 seconds the tire was FLAT. Tiregard warned me BEFORE I felt anything from the front end. If I hadn't TireGard I think it would have been very very messy. I'm satisfied by investment has paid off. |