

| Lightweight THIN material. Size runs one size small. So order at least one size larger. would not recommend. |
| Very easy to install, to new to comment on the stability. Great quality as previously mentioned. |
| Just installed this belly pan in ~10 minutes just like advertised, very easy install. This pan is made of a good quality stainless. I live in the east where the road grime can make a mess of the bottom of your bike. This will definately help! |
| My wife loves this pouch. She stores her sun glasses and other items she needs to have ready access to in this easy to install pouch. |
| Great product, easy install with good instructions making cutting that hole in the fender a piece of cake. Don't even know its back there. Fits our storage needs with out a trailer. Quality construction. . |
| My wife loves these armrests. I like the mounting attachment to the passenger handles instead of the trunk antenna because it is more secure and easier to install. |
| This is a "must have" for a trike. I had been using the standard Baker Wing Lower deflector prior to putting the Hannigan trike kit on my GL1800. This unit is wider for the trike and does a great job of deflecting road debris from hitting the front of the back fenders. It also keeps your legs from getting wet in the rain unless you're riding in a downpour. |
| Just got mind in the mail today could'nt what to put them on. It took about 15 minutes to do so. They went on with no problem Wooooow what a nice touch really made my 1500 stand out. Again Wing Stuff has done it once more. Love you guys. If you don't have these on your bike, you should hurry up an get them. Make yourself happy. Dennis |
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WITHOUT engaging reverse or first gear ! Didn`t have to do anything to the exhaust . Straight on & off . |
| Purchased this stand and wow ! I`m only 5`7" so I had a lot of trouble getting the bike on/off the centre stand , but with this? No problem. I can even put it on & get it off the cemntre stand WITHOUT |
| 1st set of tires using Dyno beads. So far great, my tires have 8,000 miles on them with plenty of rubber left and no cupping |
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Replaced an older aluminum belly pan with this stainless steel and was very impressed with the sturdiness of the SS. The old aluminum pan had a large hole in it from a large rock kicked up by the front wheel. Would recommend SS over the aluminum. If you don't file the edges, wear gloves when installing and be sure to take off ALL the protective covering on both sides. As mentioned earlier, these belly pans have slots (holes) rather than notches, so the installation bots must be removed to bolt them on. Removal and installation took less than 30 minutes. No problems with rattling, as earlier posters have noted. Some say a belly pan helps with stabalization of the bike with cross winds on the highway. I can't address that issue, as I've always ridden with the pan installed. |