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Not only did I add Muth signal mirrors to my new 2013 Honda F6B...but I also had them make them HEATED mirrors, which I consider to be a safety item, because it keeps the mirrors clear in fog, dew, and mostly clear in rain too. I love that the signal LEDs are aimed toward cars that may be alongside me...rather than having the LEDs facing the motorcycle rider. The cars beside me can see the bright LEDs, but they do not blind me or distract me. After 6 previous Honda Goldwings of various years and CC's, I wish that I had not waited all these years to buy these Muth Signal Mirrors, but happy that I now have them, and "mine" are the Muth HEATED Signal Mirrors. |
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After balking at the price for a couple years I finally had these installed along with a new set of E3s. The difference is incredible. The bike rides likes it’s on a rail. Smooth as silk. I can take my hands off the bars at any speed with no wobble. I've never been able to that even with new tires. I ride lots of mountain roads and I can easily go 5-10 mph faster through the twistys and feel totally in control. I'll have to see if this continues as I put miles on the tires. |
| gmax should match up sending units to be sold pairs so two helmits will work off of one or better yet sell a two pack two lights and battry packs and one sending unit |
| cant sink 2 helmits like they say neither will work if you add two sending units why put out info that you can do two if you cant |
| The F6B doesn't have a trunk to make this cover fit right *lol*. I happened to have one from my previous wing and tried it out for size. |
| My stock battery lasted over 5 years and I replaced at that time it was still working. This battery lasted 16 months when it was finished. |
| To Kuryakyn's credit, they called me back to see what it would take to right this. The offer was $239 plus shipping which is higher than Wing Stuff is selling them for when you figure in the free shipping. No question I should have called earlier but the history on this site with rust says it all. The 4.5 rating is very very misleading as it reflects new buyers love of the look and high expectations. Read on and read reviews of folks that have had them. OEM chrome does not do this, only inexpensive chrome. Only suggestion is to call them at the first sig of rusting, |
| I purchased my first set in 2008 and they lasted a few years before the spring started to stick and the rust started to pit. About 2 years ago I had to replace one and within 18 months all the chrome on the curved bar was gone, having flaked off. The rest of it is pitting badly and flacking off. Neither arm rest return spring works anymore. For having their name on it, they imply a level of quality that is not here. Obviously they get these made in a 3rd world country with no quality control. I have lost faith in you and not sure I can rely on you or your products any further. |
| I added these to my 2012 front lower fairing. I wired them to work as Marker/Turn Signals. Besides dressing up an otherwise unused spot on the bike, they really add more visibility to on coming traffic. I chose Show Chrome over Kuryakyn simply because of the low profile design. Sometime Kuryakyn tries to add too much Bling to an otherwise simple light. Sometime less is more which is the case here. Easy stick on install. Wires to the mirror lights. Requires a small hole to be drilled in the Black vent cover for the wires to fit through. |
| Lives up to the billing; The AirHawk R is a great fit for the GL1800 seat and works wonderfully. Let's face it; the Goldwing seat feels great when you first plant yourself in it, but after a few hours, it gets harder by the mile and this cushion makes all the difference in the world. If I'm in the saddle ALL day, I still eventually get a little sore, but this is fantastic product that I can highly recommend. One added benefit for me is a somewhat higher riding position as I'm 6'4". |
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Bought this so Momma has a place to keep her drink when she rides. This takes no time at all to install or remove and does not interfere with the rider. Great buy! |
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I used this to power the extra lights on my bike and my trailer lights. They look great and work very well. My only gripe is the location Kuryakyn chose for the fuses to be attached on the wires. If you run the harness down the handlebars the fuses will end up in the steering well. I made sure there was enough extra wire to pull them out so I will be able to change a fuse if necessary, but not a lot of room for 3 fuse enclosures down there. |