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| I bought a few and gave them to friends. Cheap as and do the job. |
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It is what it is. Its just a toy but it looks great. I thought the price was pretty good also. I reckon they would sell more if they had more colours. |
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Just felt like I needed to revise my earlier review. Had a question about the cover which the guys at WingStuff couldn't answer. No problem, I'll email the company. Three emails later, with no response, my feelings are now: screw these Sknz clowns. I will be buying a new cover for my bike, but not from Sknz. I'll be buying the Geza Gear cover https://wingstuff.com/products/34005-sun-buster-half-bike-cover?context=geza_gear instead. For me, you can have a good product, but without good customer service you won't get my dollars. I'd have given Sknz 0 stars, but it's not an option. |
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Easy install, other than both acorn nuts on the kickstand side were corroded, so be careful when removing. Note that mike bike is only one year old. One twisted off the stud, the other barely came off. Coated remaining three acorn nuts with anti-seize prior to re-installing. As another reviewer noted, used some split rubber hose on the very front of the pan on the removable front half to reduce rattle. Also made for a snugger fit. Will report back if any noticeable difference while riding, such as heat or wind gust. |
| Recently installed these Hand Wings on my GL1800 because my wife was absolutely unhappy with the tremendous amount of helmet buffeting she was experiencing at higher speeds. She is not a happy camper on the Goldwing because of this problem. My previous bike was a Yamaha FJR1300 and she was very comfortable on that bike even at higher speeds - no helmet buffeting. I'm hoping that this product does what it claims to do - minimize the airflow around the passenger's heads and shoulder area. Remember, a happy passenger makes for a happy ride. |
| makes fender pop easy install |
| having these headsets 3 years looking to replace upper cord the third time. Not sure what to replace with considering going away from j&m all together could use some advice |
| Very easy install. The sharp edges issue that many report was not a problem, for the set I received. However, I did wear mech gloves to be safe. I've ridden ~100 mi since install & have not noticed any appreciable handling issues, or improvements (no severe Xwinds yet). |
| ordered the 4.5" to replace the 6" ordered when I bought the bike. Much better postion for my legs now (I'm 5'10")! The plating job appears to be better than some of the other Kury products I've purchased. Time & miles will tell if the quality holds up. Anyone want a good condition set of 6" (no bolts or other parts), let me know. |
| Installed them instructed. I used a little spit to get them in worked great. I suggest you do the rear bumpers (rear of trunk) first they are alot harder to do. Pull slowly like it says, they may slip, if they do move that one to the front. I say this because if the needle nose slip they take a little chunk off. the bumpers inserted at the front of the trunk are very esay to insert. Cant wait to ride storms here in N.E. get out there tomorrow.. it is tight but thats ok by me |
| I'm hard to impress but these balancers are awsome. It's like having a life time spin balance. My rear tire has about 13000 miles and my front has 17000 and there starting to feel lose in the corners and the back was humming when you lean in the turns. Now with the Centramatic those same tires feel like a new set, cornering feels safe and secure, and the humming is going away. I usually get 15 to 16000 on the back, I can't wait to see if it goes longer. I have Dunlop E3's now, which I like best for milage but the price has jumped up so now I'm going to try Bridgestones. |
| I had the 2012 goldwing that bent the hitch on the way to wingding 34. They have replaced the hitch free of charge to me with a new reengineered receiver. So if you are going to buy make sure the bottom of the receiver has been reinforced. I want to thank Scott and Rodney for their quick response to resolving this matter. |