

| I installed on my 2012 wing and it fits nicely. I wimp out and took the fender off. LOL. With my last experience with my drill, I took my time. Easy install. |
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Just installed the spoiler today, not a difficult task, but takes courage to drill the holes. The template was perfect, just take time to cut out the holes in template. I used an exacto knife which worked well. My install was on a 2012, there were "dimples" in the lid, but stuck with the template...looks great!! |
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Just like most others, the worst part is breaking out a knife and running the thru a perfectly good seat. The pain and worry is worth the reward. It looks absolutely great and feels even better. This is a MUST HAVE!!!! |
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The install was not difficult, but was challenging. Somehow the order was placed or filled wrong and I received the 2001-2010 version switch that did not fit. I called WingStuff and they sent me the correct switch and I was able to complete installation. Thanks WingStuff for the great customer support a getting the problem fixed. The new lights really lit up the road last weekend when I drove back home after attending a GWRRA progressive dinner that didn't finish up until after dark. |
| It would be very helpful if you provided information on the weight that these will hold and how long they are. |
| Just installed these valve covers and they look great. Makes the engine stand out. Installation was easy just took about a half hour. All four pieces snapped into place. Makes the whole bike look sharp.I live on the gulf coast so I will have to see how they last. |
| I was given one of these last year and it was the perfect cover so what happened you wonder? I was riding in Saskatchewan (the land of endless winds) and I had it bungied behind me on the passenger seat. The winds were so vicious it ripped it away and I never even heard it leaving! Lost! Alas! So I ordered a new one...it is the perfect cover! Fits, tough, waterproof, etc. The only challenge is will I be able to fit it into the carry sack it came in? I will have to so I don't lose it to the wind again. Highly recommended. |
| I got these last summer and got them installed on my 2003 Wing. It has 25K miles on it. Of course the Wing is extremely smooth and frankly I didn't notice any additional 'smoothness'...But...when I went to apply the brakes..WOW...Unbelievable unexpected benefit...the bike stops like on rails and with much shorter distances also. It feels 'straight' and I guess the discs makes the tires to have constant contact with the road surface giving me the unexpected benefit, and safety, of shorter braking distances. Plus I now never worry about my tires going "out of balance". Why aren't these things OEM on Wings? How about my Corolla (winter use)?? |
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Three years ago we put a F4 Windshield on our GL1800. While driving down a two lane road, something hit the windshield hard. We didn't see what it was, but it left a deep 1/4" or so chip in the windshield. We went to the F4 booth at WingDing and spoke with the owner. After finally getting him to look at the windshield, not only was he rude and acted as though we were "bothering him", he pretty much said "Sorry about your luck", but we aren't going to do anything about this. Chips aren't covered just scratches". So before you spend your hard earned $$$, think about F4's customer service or lack there of. |
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I purchsaed this a few months ago and it looked fine when I istalled it. I'm sorry i went for this less expensive grill. It rusted badly in a few months and I have to replace it again. I getting the Showchrome this time. Biker Harry |
| The stickey stuff wont stay on the mich and there is no other way to mount it. I even tried sewing the mich to the helmet liner. |
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No distortion, no noticable vibration (had it up to 110mph)at 6'4" need the 2" to push the wind over me instead of into my face. Still gives me the stock adjustment ability (you lose it with the taller ones +4) Also doesn't have the Tulsa bump your head getting on and off your bike problems, I an m very happy with this product. |