

| The oem drain plug has an extended hex head. The magnetic plug has a short head making it hard to fit a wrench on it for proper torque. The wrench is useless on the drain plug but works great on the filter. |
| Great product, ordering one for my wing, but need a BLACK one for my wife's F6B. |
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Yes, they are overpriced, hence the 4 star rating. However they look so much better than the aftermarket chrome frame pivot covers I'd installed previously. I'm glad I spent the extra bucks on this Hondaline product. The step up in quality is a apparent. |
| Most comfortable backrest yet! Install was a breeze. Love it |
| This 2008 GL1800 odometer reads only 19679 miles. The ride was harsh, NO ruff I would ride around manhole covers because it would hurt my back! I was also experiencing the much talked about 30 to 40 MPH front-end wobble. Last weekend I installed the Gold Valve and Emulator fork kit with the Race Tech springs for my wing. I have been a wrench all my life and want to caution anyone that wants to install this DYI kit. Let Race Tech do your install if your level of expertise is under par. Not wanting to chance a botched job I read the instructions several times to make sure everything went smooth. Granted this install is relatively straightforward but suspension and brakes are two things I take very seriously. While I had the front forks dismantled I took the extra time to install the All Balls triple tree bearing upgrade. The money and time spent was quite apparent and astounding on the first ride. Really words can’t describe the difference these two upgrades made to the ride. The front wobbles, GONE! Only down side is, now you can feel the difference between the upgraded front forks and the stock rear suspension. As soon as I can I will upgrade the rear. Hats off to Race Tech! You're the best! |
| This 2008 GL1800 odometer reads only 19679 miles. The ride was harsh, NO ruff I would ride around manhole covers because it would hurt my back! I was also experiencing the much talked about 30 to 40 MPH front-end wobble. Last weekend I installed the Gold Valve and Emulator fork kit with the Race Tech springs for my wing. I have been a wrench all my life and want to caution anyone that wants to install this DYI kit. Let Race Tech do your install if your level of expertise is under par. Not wanting to chance a botched job I read the instructions several times to make sure everything went smooth. Granted this install is relatively straightforward but suspension and brakes are two things I take very seriously. While I had the front forks dismantled I took the extra time to install the All Balls triple tree bearing upgrade. The money and time spent was quite apparent and astounding on the first ride. Really words can’t describe the difference these two upgrades made to the ride. The front wobbles, GONE! Only down side is, now you can feel the difference between the upgraded front forks and the stock rear suspension. As soon as I can I will upgrade the rear. Hats off to Race Tech! You're the best! |
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The front wobbles, GONE! A pain to install but well worth it. |
| Received this quickly and followed the instructions and had them mounted in about one hour. Everything went great until I found the mounting kit was missing two screws. Wing Stuff again cam through by shipping out the replacement screws right away. Great company. Not sure how effective they will be been to hot to get the wife out to ride, but hope they help with the wind buffeting she seems to get on the back of the bike. Already have the Wind Wings on the mirrors. Again thank Wing Stuff. |
| It is a simple design and works well on most smart phones , but, it will not fit the Samsung Galaxy S4 .It is just to narrow for it. |
| Nice Looking, Adds some leg position options for the co-riders. But the Rubber Treads on the outer Transformers keep falling off . As nice as they look, they look equally bad when the treads are missing. Purchased these for a Christmas Present 2012. Kuryakyn even sends extra tread so you know they know of the problem. The Glue send in the kits was Dried up when I tried to use it. I am now out of spares and have 2 missing Tread on one side. :( |
| Installed them just yesterday. Extremely easy install. Rode all afternoon with them. Different feel then the OEM pegs. I really like them. You actually feel more connected to the bike. I am very pleased with them. |
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The flat black on our 2013 saddlebags annoyed me but I hesitated on getting this particular trim piece since I already had a battery cover that I liked better than the battery cover intended (rubber insert to guard against shoe scuffs) for this saddlebag trim. After seeing it on the bike, I could not be happier. It also added some safety lighting (looks like an infinity light) from a side view as well as another turn signal. The install went very well except for getting the hinges to line up to re-attached the saddlebags. My wife saved the day by coming up with a little cheat by having me screw one screw in without the reinforcement bracket in place to pull the hinge in close enough to get the other screw to thread in with the reinforcement bracket in place. After the second screw grabbed, then we took out the first screw and rotated the bracket into place then put the second screw back in. Other than that, follow the instructions and look at the pictures and you should not have a problem installing. I am very happy with the look of the bike now as you can see a before and after picture in my gallery. |