

| I've been through two of these systems. The first one just quit reading the pressures, so the company replaced the entire assembly. That unit worked OK, but the pressures were not accurate. The right and left trailer pressures were as much as 2 PSI different when a precision gauge showed them to be identical. The pressure accuracy seems to drift, even when sitting in the garage where the temperature is uniform across the entire bike and trailer. The receiver unit is fragile, and can be damaged by dropping it or getting moisture on it. The second unit just failed for reasons I can't understand, so I'll be looking at what else is out there. In summary, this is quite an expensive unit for something that is not very robust. |
| These bulbs do not work on the GL1500. The pin settings are wrong. Looks like I'll just eat $40 worth of bulb. I guess some things are just better bought at the dealer. |
| This is an easy install and it looks great, too. I had read that some said the flag rubs the paint off of the spoiler. This is not an issue if you install the flag pole higher on the antenna base. The flag will clear your spoiler at any speed if mounted correctly. ...unless you have a fairly large size flag. This one is roughly 4"X6" and should not pose a problem. |
| easy install works great can monitor my charging system now and catch a problem before it to late.Why dosnt honda install a voltage gauge is a good question |
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After reviewing the instructions that came with the additional 3241 plug-n-play wiring kit, I installed these units on my 08 GL1800 in about 30 minutes. They fit perfectly and are a great addition to making the bike more visible from the rear. If someone figures out a way to make them work with the brake lights, please post the information. |
| I am one of those men who are all gut and no butt. 200 lbs. and an apple sized backside. This cushion is great. Have rode about 3000 miles and have no regrets, even though it was quite pricey. Hope it lasts longer than some of the times I have heard about. Do your butt a favor and get one of these. |
| OK, first things first. The cord is pricey for what it is, but most of us knew that going into the purchase of the elite headset. So, if you want that headset (Which rocks in and of itself) then suck it up and buy the cord and stop complaining! The cord is water tight at the bike connection which makes it a little tight to connect the first few times. But after that connecting is a breeze. The D connector for the helmet side makes for a perfect keyed fit every time. As far as I can tell it too is water tight. |
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We purchased the item for future additions. We were installing other things and figured may as well knock this one out since we already had the seat off. Had the same trouble as others, finding the darn connection. It was in the same area that the instructions said but... it was under another set of wires under the lip of the bike frame. As others have said, keep digging and you will find it. Was about to give up when out of frustration, I dug deep and there it was. Once that was located the rest was a breeze. Look forward to future additions going much faster now that I have this. |
| I have to agree with others on the installation. The arm rests are made of top quality material but I was not impressed with the the way these mount. The mounting brackets are not shaped to the seat back and trunk as I believe they should be. Thus once the stock seat is re-installed there is a small cap. RIVCO provides a foam close out to fill the gap and it stays put just fine, but I still think that the foam was an after thought. This is why I gave them only 4 stars. Installation was straight forward, but you do have to do some drilling, so measure at least twice to make sure your holes will be where you want them and both sides are aligned. Otherwise you might have one armrest slightly higher than the other.As far as the armrests go, they work perfectly. The Mrs. is very happy with them, and they travel well in the up or down position. |
| I have to agree with others on the installation. The arm rests are made of top quality material but I was not impressed with the the way these mount. The mounting brackets are not shaped to the seat back and trunk as I believe they should be. Thus once the stock seat is re-installed there is a small cap. RIVCO provides a foam close out to fill the gap and it stays put just fine, but I still think that the foam was an after thought. This is why I gave them only 4 stars. Installation was straight forward, but you do have to do some drilling, so measure at least twice to make sure your hole will be where you want them and both sides are aligned. Otherwise you might have one slightly higher than the other.As far as the armrests go, they work perfectly. The Mrs. is very happy with them, and they travel well in the up or down position. |
| Work good with any ear bub. You just have to find a good pair of ear buds that provide good sound and will stay put in your ears. Will update once I have found them. |
| These little shims made such a change in ride position it is hard to believe. As one reviewer put it "cozy riding position" I would have to agree. The installation should take about 45 minutes however mine took almost 3 hours due to dropping a screw and it disappeared down into the bike. Which I had to disassemble the fairing before I could retrieve it with a magnet. Therefore be very careful with the screws and you will be done in no time. |