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| Nice looking, easy install. I used thread locker on my screws since you use the factory screws for this install. Makes my "wing" a little prettier! |
| Yes, it is a little spendy, but it works great! Cord is fiber optic so that may have something to do with the seemingly ridiculous price. We all paid a lot for our "Wings" so nothing but the best for me. |
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Fitted these last night was a snap finish to them is very good have a 1200 klm ride this weekend so will report back on this later. So far very very good |
| First off, I want to say the quality of this backrest is very good. That being said, a few things I don't like about this backrest. One is the tube and the locking mechanism at the side of the driver's seat. My passenger is short (5'2"), and they are constantly getting in the way of her legs. Second, the backrest comes up a little too high for me. The pad hits me right below my shoulder blades and gets irritating on long rides. Third, that bar again. When you fold it forward for your passenger to get off the bike, and go to fold it back, it catches on the factory seat backrest. I keep worrying that it is going to rip my seat one day. Just some things that I thought I would point out for others. |
| I posted my comments to the wrong item. I was commenting on cover WSS500BK sorry for the miss information on this cover. |
| I purchased this in April of 2013 thinking I had found the perfect cup holder...not so much. I have a 20oz cup, and I found it very hard to get the cup in the holder. It would fit, but it distorted the rubber pieces really bad. I trimmed them shorter to allow the cup to fit easier, and it fits, and still holds the cup great. The only problem is now the rubber pieces have started to fall out from taking the cup in an out. For what I paid, I expected for it to last longer that this. |
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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. |