

| Color ring is a nice touch. |
| They look and work great. Installed with the ISO grips and color ring. Added some nice bling to the bike. |
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I put one of these on each side to balance the look. Didn't really think that I would use the one on the clutch side but I have found that I use it a lot. Nice to be able to stretch out my hand without taking my hand away from the bike. Throttle side is perfect, press the palm and roll... I have found that when the cruise it set, I sometimes speed up cuz I am relaxing too much on that boss. :) Nice addition to our wing. |
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Followed the instructions exactly and install whet smooth. These grips got rid of my hand cramps and look super nice on the bike. |
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The worst part about this install was having to drill holes in the housing. Once I got over that, it was a breeze. Like someone else stated, I was disappointed in the fact that you really can't see them during the day. But at night they show up very nice. I really like the red to yellow switch that you get when using your blinker. Nice attention getter. I highly recommend this addition. |
| The GL1800 needs some room to stretch for most of us. These did the trick for me. Average height and inseam I needed the extra reach these provided. Adjustment took a couple tries to get it right, but not too tough. What's really needed is the shorter arms as an option when you buy the kit, the 6" arms were too long for my needs, the 4" are better IMO |
| I'd been toying with a hitch rack for a while, but didn't have a hitch so this fit the bill perfectly. We no longer pull a trailer but needed some way to augment the luggage capability. Leaves almost no trace of itself when off the bike, and was a simple straight forward (even for a dolt like me) install. I even cut the hole in the fender rather well. Very pleased with the result. |
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I watched the video about the leg wings that claimed to deflect the engine radiator heat. For the investment I thought I would give it a try. I have always had to wear my chaps to withstand the heat from the radiators when moving my feet to the high way pegs. I am happy to say they work! Went for a 200 mile ride with out my chaps on. The heat was deflected very well and was able to wear shorts if I want! The leg wings seems to have no effect on engine cooling even with the 100+ degree day we had. Very pleased with product and will recommend to all wing owner with high way pegs. Of course time will tell about the durability of the product as other posts have indicated. |
| I liked this compared to another chrome garnish vent piece. |
| Bought this product because it is nice and works well when you use it. That's if it does not fall off the Bike due to vibration. Had to a number of time retighten the thumb lock, even applied a little lock tight and here I am debating if I should by the replacement basket as it eventualy fell off on my 100 mile trip. Who knows maybe I will find off the highway in the future. So unless you like throwing your money, away buy one. |
| These look great, were extremely easy to install and I love the extra 3/4" of legroom. They still leave plenty of room to use the OEM shifter. |
| This hitch is well built and looks very functional. Unfortunately the instructions that came with the hitch had an addendum page to install this on the GL1800 2nd Gen. After struggling with this for more than 4 hours I removed the hitch and reinstalled all the panels that had to be removed. There is no way to install this hitch as per the instructions as a metal mount for the Tail Light Assembly was in the way. After emailing Joseph at WingStuff with pictures of my problem he got me a service number at Add On. I contacted them and told them that there was no way to install this with their current instructions. I said if they could tell me how to remove the Tail Light Assembly I was pretty sure that it could be installed. Once they gave me directions I had no problem installing the hitch in a couple of hours. I have send information to Add On to revise their installation instructions to remove the Tail Light Assembly before installing the hitch. In addition I would suggest that they provide a You Tube video of the process as other hitch providers have done. |