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| I bought both the 4.5" and 6" arms. Both were too short for me. I am 6'2 with long legs..I ended up buying the mini arms....so much better! |
| These made a huge difference in ride comfort. Originally bought the longer arm setup, then the shorter arm setup....then I found these. I have spent a lot of $$ to find what works. I am 6'2 and these allow me to stretch out better on the road. If you're tall get these...don't fool with anything else. My legs don't touch the fairing. Got the switch blade pegs for these and couldn't be happier. Ride 800+ miles a day with no issues. Oh...the comfort! |
| I love these. So much better than the stock footpegs. Easy install. Improves the comfort of the ride! Would buy them again! |
| The SO loves these! Not problems with the chrome, hinge or rubber pads in 5 years. Would get them again I got another Wing. |
| Purchased these when I bought my Wing. After 5 years, they are still like new. Nice addition to your Wing! |
| I have put this bag through it's paces and it has held up great. Fits nicely on my chrome luggage rack. No complaints at all. The rain cover works great, no issues. Quality product! |
| This is a nice rack. I also added the star washers for better load disbursement. I have taken many trips with this and I am glad that I have it! Bags attach easily to it and I have received many complements on it. Install was a breeze. Adds that extra touch to you Wing! Couldn't be happier! |
| Easy install and well worth the money! I have had them one for a while...and I have a noticed a decrease in tire wear. Makes the bike feel more stable. I have told friends about these and they have purchased them....EVERYONE loves them! |
| Nice addition to the bike. Easy install. Adds a nice touch to the cockpit! |
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I installed this yesterday (April 22nd) and followed the instructions along with the video by Cruiseman's garage on u-tube. Don't fret about drilling the holes. The template is off a bit, but so are the little 'dimples' on the underside of the trunk lid that Honda put there. You can use either the template or the dimples and you will find that drilling these holes to line up 'exactly' will most likely not happen unless you get lucky. Best thing to do I found was to drill according to the dimples then use a dremmel tool or small file to elongate the holes until the spoiler holes line up. They are covered well by the spoiler anyway, so you wont see them. The end result is a nice looking spoiler that will compliment your bike well. |
| We bought this 3 years ago and have been quite satisfied with it. It is well made and does the job. I found the locks a bit finnicky to unlock but they always work.This setup has given us another option for luggage between using our trailer or no trailer for shorter trips or solo riding.I use a small elastic cargo net over the whole thing for stowing our wet rain gear after a rain storm or my heavy leathers on a sweltering hot day in the desert. |
| Put this on last fall and wired with a TailBlazer Rear Brake Running & Spoiler Modulator. I used a cordless drill to remove all the screws holding the inside cover. Be careful when drilling the holes. Using a smaller drill bit to start helps if you are off a bit. When wiring read the instructions carefully, one wire will need to be spliced into the running lights. The color matched my 2010 red perfectly. The brake modulator is a real eye catcher with the led lights. |