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| Bought the 34oz for my 08' GL1800. I just about used the ThermoServ cup every day, on and off the bike for the last two years. Keeps ice for about two hours in 90°F temps. Doesn't get in the way of the controls. Does NOT leak at lid. Straw works well with my Arai Profile full face on. I just tilt my body forward to get a drink and keep cruising. The mounting bracket is a little clunky, but it's made for a universal application. (i.e. ATV, Harley, Metric MC.) This thing isn't going to win any beauty contests. It is what it is, a big, ugly, sippy cup bolted to the handlebars. ;) |
| This is a must have, if you ever add another piece of chrome on the bike this is the one to get. I put this on as soon as it arrived today along with the chrome nobs just as you see it man is it nice, very much impressed. Make sure you fit it as the directons say because once it is on. it is on. |
| It fit on existing stand with precision. No customizing required on my part. Used a little blue Loctite and it was ready to go in no time. I would definitely recommend this based on my experience. |
| Biggest problem was having the valve stem stuck open because abed became lodged. Had to remove the inner stem to dislodge. Not really sure if they helped my driving performance. They are the cheapest alternative. |
| OK guys and girls this backrest looks the goods BUT its not the pad angle is WRONG ! Its like riding with the broom handle UP your $ut Be fair to say the guy who put this together has never been on a long ride EVER. Pad is way to high more like a shoulder rest and iam 6'1" lucky i have a hacksaw and a mig welder. |
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After filing and grinding for 30 minutes I finally slipped the pad on BUT if it sits on all the way it does hit the fairing severely! No Good. It is just too wide at the base. I had to pull it back outwards to keep it away from the bodywork. Now it looks just awful! I will grind the pad to reshape it as far as possible and hope it will fit then without bashing the bodywork. If not I throw it away. My verdict: Good Idea, Bad Design |
| Unfortunately - I was disappointed with both the quality and the postioning of these pegs on our trike. Despite the adjustment opportunities, the riding position becomes uncomfortable after a short period, and my legs still rub on the fairing. Usually Kuryakyn nails it for quality, but the chrome on both foot rests is a very poor standard and began pitting and bubbling after only a month. A disappointing investment. |
| Easy to install, gives me piece of mind on gravel roads. Not sure if it improved cross wind buffeting or maybe I just didn't notice. |
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I purchased a black zippered hoody last year in Knoxville, Tennessee. I really like the style of the jacket, where the Goldwing emblem was on the left upper corner and across the back. The zipper however could be better quality, especially for the cost of the hoody. It seems to get caught up on itself when zipping it up. It is very light weight, perfect for under a leather jacket. But sadly this year the color is grey and the logo is on the left arm and across the chest. I find this to be less classy than the old one. Why could they not offer both styles. For changes are not always for the better. TO |
| I have had two sets of these for 6 mo. now and they work like the day they were installed. Sound is very good. Install was easy. Both my wife and I love the sound from these and would buy them again without a second thought |
| Fits just like the factory item. |
| I purchased these levers because they were less expensive than the adjustable levers. Bad move on my part. The clutch lever did not operate freely, even though I liberally greased the fitting. In addition it did not close all the way (in the resting position); therefore, the electronic switches were not activated. I put the old one back on. On the brake side, the lever also did not close properly. Consequently, the cruise didn't work. I put the old one back on. My recommendation is to buy the adjustable chrome levers. They're a direct replacement for the OEM and cost a little more, but they work - and they look great! |