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A little Pricey but well worth the money. Great for the distance traveler. No longer have to have Jackie hand me a drink. Now we have our own drink holders. Very easy to install. Easy access to rider and passenger. Note: during installation snug means snug. Don't over tighten the nuts. The bolt will break, trust me on that. The bolt is welded to the holder then chromed. Break it buy another, and start over. |
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A must for anyone interested in servicing and maintaining your Goldwing. Very clear instructions on just about anything you are willing to tackle on your own. Manual paid for itself with one air filter change. great addition to my garage |
| Added much needed chrome to back of my GL1800. Light is ok. Better to have more |
| This is not so much a review of the product but hopefully, useful information-- Some reviewers indicated that it's impossible to load these through the valve stem and most say no problem- as it turns out THEY ARE BOTH CORRECT. I had to opportunity to try and put these into a new tire/wheel (2008 stem) through the older style of valve stem while the wheel and tire were on the bench with complete control. There was nothing I could do to make them enter that way and trust me I tried everything- My brother has a new wing with the new aluminum block type valve stem. We easily put the beads in that while still on the bike no problem at all. I have yet to understand why that's true. I even tried to use only 1 bead drop it into the open stem shake and turn the tire to insure that it would enter- not even the single bead would enter the stem?? It makes me think there is some kind of filter screen behind the bend in the stem- yet I was able to push a small light wire tie all the way through stem?? Maybe this brings some understand to the contrast in reports on the use of this product?? |
| These things are junk. They spin on the engine guard and you can't tighten them down enough. I didn't even try to put the other side on. I had a set of the Ergo pegs on my other bike. Shouldn't have tried to go cheaper. |
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The stock grips are too small and felt strange with my big hands. These grips added the bulk the stock ones were missing and comfortably fit my hands ( like building up a golf club grip to a bigger size ). Two very important things to pay attention to when installing: 1. Be careful not to lock the two metal pieces together till their on the grip. I had a terrible time getting them apart to go onto the grips when I was ready! 2. Take the intructions advice and use zip ties to get them to fully click together! They will go together seamless if you use the zip ties and pull them tight. After they are together you can cut the zip ties off and all will be good! Real nice add on, don't forget the throttle boss end piece, I'm enjoying mine!! |
| Following the installation instructions in previous reviews I found it straight forward and quite easy. Make sure to tape the quarters into the spring. The unit works very well, highly recommended. |
| Wow - what a difference this windscreen makes both in functionality and looks. This windscreen totally eliminated the buffeting and noise that I got from the OEM screen. I can still see over the smoked 11" screen just fine and I can hear my radio now too. The upper screen takes less than a minute to flip for even more protection for me and the passenger. The fitment is perfect, I had it on in about 40 minutes after reviewing a few YouTube videos of how to remove the front cowl (it's really easy). The screen is secure, tight, and no movement of the second screen in either position. Can't say enough good about it other than it made me smile the first trip up the highway! Thanks to Spencer at BaggerShields for recommending this screen to me. RRF6B |
| Okay, we're all adults, so don't be offended by anything I say. This review is not meant to be funny or foul; it's meant to relay my true experiences. I was considering retiring from long rides because of excruciating pain in my outey. I spoke to my Doctor because I thought I needed surgery after my last long ride. He said I was fine, so I realized I just needed the right seat cushion. After reading several reviews, I replaced my expensive sheepskin cover with the AirHawk R. I strapped it onto my 2009 GL1800 Airbag just a day before leaving on my 3000 mile, 10 day trip from San Diego, CA to Missoula, Montana. I never, ever, felt any pain in my anus or tailbone during this trip. On previous trips, that area was on fire! I would also attribute some of the relief to the heavy application of Prep H products and also to my Duluth Trading Ballroom Jeans, but I sincerely believe the greatest relief came from the AirHawk R seat cushion. It has an open channel down the center, so your anus and tailbone are elevated and never come into contact with your hot bike seat. Your butt cheeks ride on an inflated waffle patterned cushion which redistributes air support as you move around and shift your weight. The air channels allow airflow which also help to keep you dry, you know, down there. This is not made for racing bikes; it's made for us fat old guys who like to take long rides. Face it, we force ourselves to smile when we're riding and we say we're having fun because we enjoy the scenery and we love to ride, but we suffer every inch of the way after about 40 miles, especially on hot days because our bung holes are on fire! I hate riding through the Mojave Desert on 106 degree days in heavy traffic! This cushion solves that problem. I just returned from my 3000 mile trip and I'm ready to go another 3000. The cushion is easy to inflate and deflate using a side mounted valve (easy like a balloon, no pump needed). The altitude and temperature changes affect its inflation a bit. The cushion comes with a cover and easily straps on the seat using two elastic straps. I highly recommend this product for long rides. |
| Easy install and brightens up the front of the bike. |
| I bought and installed this spoiler and man did it dress up the wing! Great addition and the extra light it provides is a bonus. The color was a perfect match to the Wing and it looks like it has always been there. I installed the Tailblazer Rear Spoiler Brake & Running Light Modulator and man does that light this baby up when you hit the brakes. If your thinking of buying one I don't think you would be disappointed. |
| Installed easily and I like the idea of the underside of the bike being protected. The pan is hardly noticeable too. The peace of mind I now have knowing the bike is protected is well worth the price. |