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| I have always used these. I do a lot of in town driving and at low speeds ( |
| I put this on the frame on the left side of the steering head like on the video. It works well and indicates as advertised when I checked it against a volt meter. I connected it to the power outlet in the left faring pocket and used a 2 pin connector from Radio Shack so I could disconnect it from the harness if I needed to for removal of the faring parts. I will asses it after the rain starts next week here in Washington to let you know if it holds up in the rain. If it survives the rain, then it gets a 5. I did use a little RTV to seal around the base prior to installation. |
| Received these covers in the mist of a snow storm here in Chicago and -30 degrees. Can't wait to install these to add to the other chrome I have already installed. |
| I recently purchased this set and was blown away. Fred really goes out of his way to make sure you understand each and every move. He's fantastic. At first I thought I was wasting my money, but after receiving them. I was overjoyed. If ever he comes out with one for the Honda Gold wing F6B I would definitely buy it. There is not much difference, but there is some thank you Jerry |
| anybody out there use this cover on a bushtec quantum trailer? if so how's the fit? |
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I recently purchased a set of Kuryakyn pegs which I had yet to put on the bike. I saw these Rivco Aero Pegs and immediately put the Kuryakyn pegs on EBay and purchased these. Very easy installation even for someone as inept and mechanically declined as I. Use a hair dryer to help remove the OEM covers adhesive tape. With the CNC machined billet aluminum, this fits perfectly on the bike (looks like it came from the factory). Multiple setting points to accommodate inseam differences. Also, no worries about chrome flaking off over the years like with most other pegs. |
| In retrospect to my earlier review. If you have all three pieces of wiring these are a snap to install. I guess that is why K wants you to solder them in. One must be careful that you install them to have them look the same on both sides. Get your location on the first and make a cardboard template and reverse for the other mirror. Make sure all is working before closing up the rubber boots on the mirrors. The tiny plugs on the lights can install both ways but with different results. I am happy with mine but when you start out at the $50 range and end up at the $100 actual it gets aggravating. K wants you to buy the whole kit, signals and martini lights for $140. |
| In retrospect to my earlier review. If you have all three pieces of wiring these are a snap to install. I guess that is why K wants you to solder them in. One must be careful that you install them to have them look the same on both sides. Get your location on the first and make a cardboard template and reverse for the other mirror. Make sure all is working before closing up the rubber boots on the mirrors. The tiny plugs on the lights can install both ways but with different results. I am happy with mine but when you start out at the $50 range and end up at the $100 actual it gets aggravating. K wants you to buy the shoe kit, signals and martini lights for $130. |
| When I first saw this item I could not believe that Kuryakyn actually made something that cost less than $20.00. It looked very good on my 2003 Wing which was Platinum colored, so it should look even better on my Candy Red 2012. The install is all of about 5 minutes. |
| If you have the Superbrace between the forks on your bike, this will fit over the Superbrace, but there will be a gap of about 3/16 of an inch between the cover and the fender. Not a big deal. Still looks great. Also, you'll need to get longer fork cover mount screws to make it work. You'll need 6 mm X 1.00 pitch X 20 mm length cap screws. These are about 1/2" longer than the ones that come with this fork cover and are available at most hardware stores. |
| I ordered this DVD set about a year ago. After viewing the DVDs I have been able to completely take my 2012 Goldwing apart numerous times, to add LED lighting, accessories and perform maintenance without ANY problems. The DVD video presentation is not fancy by any means -- however it is done in "layman" terms. In other words, even the biggest amateur(dummy) can take the bike apart, thanks to Fred's mechanical abilities & close-up video shots with his video camera. "A picture may be worth a thousand words", however a close-up video pointing out tips & tricks and ways to do the job WITHOUT having to study a book is virtually PRICELESS! I have saved HUNDREDS of Dollars in Dealer Labor Costs thanks to this DVD set. It is THE BEST INVESTMENT I HAVE MADE SO FAR!! I HIGHLY recommend it! |
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Bought this last year for my 2000 Wing and I have to say after all the bugs hit it....the rocks from the road hit it....the rain hit it. it preformed exactly as stated. I washed the bugs off...the road tar and not a single chip or scratch anywhere on the shield. This windshield is the bomb. My hats off to you guys. Rod 2000 GL 1500 Candy Spectra Red Newfoundland Canada |