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Like most people I am always a little nervous about drilling any body parts on my ride. That being said the install directions are not bad with the included drill bit (which I found after finishing the drilling) and template. I used a smaller drill bit to drill the first hole to see how it would line up with the screws under the plastic trim. By doing this you can make minor adjustments to the final hole so it lines up better if need be. I used a step drill in my drill press to finish the final holes. This gave me a very clean edge on the holes with no sharp edges. By using my drill press I had more control of the drilling and made for a cleaner straighter cut. I have had similar wings on other bikes and love the fact that you can control the air flow around you, from air more for hot days to less for cool. My one complaint is, if you use pegs on your crash bars as I do and have long legs, the small lower wing on the side fairing will rub on your leg. I solved this by removing the lower piece and I now have plenty of room for my legs to rest on the front pegs and I can reattach it quickly at any time (only one nut per side). |
| I am going to order this product but there should be a chrome cover for the red reflector. |
| Great Hitch,looks great for the money, the instructions are the worst I'll ever seen, took me 4 hours to install because of the instruction sheet. |
| Used these when I installed the passenger armrest lights, as required. Unfortunately the instructions were a little off. The blk/wht wires connected fine, the orange wire to the blue connectors w/green wires went well, however the last connections went to my blue and red connectors in order to work, not both blue connectors as instructed. Once I switched, all went well. Now I am going to need a handlebar switch to handle all of these lights so that everything is not on all of the time. |
| Just installed these the other day. Fit was right on. You may see just a hint of wire between the passenger backrest top until a passenger sits on the seat. Look is clean and fit is nice. Lights up the ass end nicely and the high turn signals with bright led's leave no doubt. Hardest part of the install was the adapter connectors and replacing the rear panel. |
| Looked great when installed, feels like it did reduce some wobble but after a few months the chrome peels off. Very Poor quality for Kuryakyn. Undecided if I will try and have it re chromed or buy another brand. Really ugly on a $40,000. Trike. |
| The stuff actually works great...but Plexus has priced itself out of the market. I will not continue to pay the ridiculous price they are demanding for this spray. I used to buy it by the case for about $7.00 a can. They have since about tripled their price for it. It's not Wingstuff's fault...Plexus realized they were getting popular with the motorcycle crowd so they decided to try and cash in. They've jacked up the price for everybody. Sorry...I won't buy any more. |
| Developed a short in the wiring after one year. Replaced with a Hondaline antenna. Would not recommend. |
| Wish I had installed these 6 years ago. I'm 6'4" and the little extra height on the handle bars makes all the difference in the world. Would recommend to anyone with long legs amd arms. |
| Installed these this spring. I can now take my hands off the handle bars at 60 MPH and coast to a stop without any wobble at all. Torqued to 22 Ft lbs after much research online. This seems to be working great. If anything maybe just a hair tight at slow speeds under 20 MPH. Otherwise the bike handles great |
| The arm rests are made of top quality material but I was less than impressed with the mount system. The mounting brackets are so thick that it was hard for the seat back to fit down tight resulting in a small gap that I did not like. I tried to adjust them but the fit for my 2003 GL1800 was not to my liking. I removed them without ever riding it. For $279 I was disappointed and since I installed them I cannot return them. They are in perfect condition and for sale at a discount if anyone is interested. |