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| Not bad for the price. It does seem to be in the way at times regardless of which side it is mounted on. Foam inserts to hold larger or smaller cans or bottles seem to be in the way as well. Got to keep them somewhere when the holder is in use. Next time, I will spend more and get a better setup. |
| I got the wide kit a couple months ago. I’m tall, 6’ 1†and last fall put on a custom seat that sits me back an inch or so. That eased up on the knees but then I was fully extending my arms. I installed them with as much adjustment up and back as possible. For a while during the winter all I had were short trips and they seemed to make my arms and shoulders more comfortable. Recently I took a long trip of 3400 miles with one 700+ mile day and must say they do make everything just right. I no longer feel like I’m reaching for the bars. |
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I added these LED front reflectors to my 2012 GL1800 and it really lights up the front of the bike. Installation is easy. The only part removal besides the stock reflector is the brake cover. The only extra step I found necessary was to drill the existing hole larger for the wire to fit through without wearing or chaffing the wire in the future years. Connecting the wires behind the mirrors is very easy if you already have the accessory connectors, otherwise you can splice the wires easily as well. You can choose to have these lights operate as either marker lights or marker/turn lights by connecting all three wires for flasher/marker or two wires for marker lights only. overall I recommend these for added visibility. |
| It does the job well. I will have to relocate the fuses to a better location. |
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I had the MBL standard risers, but I did not care for the change in the grip angle by having them closer together. So, I took off the regular MBL risers and replaced them with the wide version which brings the bars back and up, but not in. They are perfect! Install only take 30 minutes -- just pop off the meter panel cover, unplug the connectors, unbolt the bars, bolt on the risers, bolt on the handlebars, and replace the meter panel. Like I said, only 30 minutes and I did it without a helper. |
| I have purchased many products from Wingstuff and all with excellent reviews,,but these lights I must give a poor review,, the lights were not molded to fit the back of an 1800 2002 and the adhesive would not adhere because of the poor fit.. I had to use emblem adhesive to make them fit,, I would not recommend any one buying these lights unless you want to do what I did to make them fit |
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I can’t speak for durability yet since I’ve only had this product for less than 4 months but we just got back from a 1,500 mile trip through the Alps which we went through every type of weather you can think of. Here is my two cents so far PROS- The storage you can get out of this bag is deceptive. We were able to pack for 6 days of clothes, a 17in laptop and hygiene kits with just this bag, which freed up room in the compartments for normal riding gear (Helmet, pants, jackets ETC…). When at the hotel I just leave the bag attached to the rack… pull out the two pins and take the whole thing inside. I liked the many different compartments in the bag and on the outside of the bag as well, it made separating smaller items much easier. I bought some small luggage locks to secure the zippers to keep honest people honest. Normally I would pack everything individually into the side and trunk compartments, cramming them in and at every overnight stop pull them out and put them in a bag or backpack to carry upstairs. This made it so convenient to be able to pack all of the things you want to carry into the hotel with you in just one bag. Then in the hotel you can take your time and repack the bag. For that alone this kit was worth it to me. Even with the bag fully loaded down it didn’t change the feel of the bike on the road or alter the handling in any way. The only word of caution I would give is be careful when backing up because for obvious reasons your normal reverse clearance is different now. CONS While the cover for the bag does a great job of keeping the road grim off of the bag itself, it is permanently attached to the bag with an elastic strap. This is both good and bad, the good is if for whatever reason you forgot to put the cover on all the way it will still be there the next time you stop (I know from experience) the bad is you can’t clean it as easily with being attached to the bag The Locking bars are a little tricky to take on and off, so much that I just leave them connected to the rack and it is easier to remove the two cotter pins and bring entire rack and bag in. The bag is NOT water proof, although my gear didn’t get wet inside the bag with the cover on riding through rain, is more an FYI that you might want to pack them in zip lock or waterproof bag as a precaution Overall I think this is a great product from what I’ve seen from it so far and if you are looking for extra space without sinking a lot of money into a trailer, this is definitely a really good option you might want to consider |
| Just installed belly pan with no problems. Entire process took 20 minutes as one of the acorn nuts gave some grief when re-installed on the bike. Experienced no problems with the metal in that I experienced no cuts on the hands even though I did not wear gloves. Would recommend this product to all. |
| Just installed belly pan with no problems. Entire process took 20 minutes as one of the acorn nuts gave some grief on when re-installed on bike. Experienced no problems with the metal in that I experienced no cuts on the hands even though I did not wear gloves. Would recommend this product to all. |
| I bought these pegs because of the positive reviews and glad I did. They look great on my '99 Wing. Install was a breeze. |
| Buy them now. Have your local Honda dealer install them. You will be so glad you did. No more wobbles, handle bars now glide back and forth. Fantastic |
| These are one year old now on my 08. You can't tell them from brand new- perfect condition. I used spot nail polish on the threads and they haven't moved since. |