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| I had resisted buying much more costly cup holders watching for something more affordable. For the price this holder does the job well. I have even used it to throw change into for tolls. |
| This holder works well attached to the passenger seat grip. I removed the quick disconnect and attached it with a screw, washer and nut to make it less tempting for someone to grab it when my trike is parked. It does the same job as those costing a whole lot more. |
| I bought this along with the new floorboards and heel/toes shifter kit from Kuryakyn. I am guilty of not reading the reviews prior to purchasing. As other purchasers have mentioned I am unable to tighten the screws enough to keep it from moving on the stand leg. I have removed it from my Goldwing and chocked it up to buyer beware. |
| I had a Utopia backrest on my '06 goldwing, I totaled the bike last year, made it out alive then bought a slightly used '08 GW. The bike came with a kuryakyn backrest w/storage pouch that lists for about $75.00 more than the utopia. I seriously miss my utopia backrest and now have one on order for my '08. The utopia backrest flexes back slightly where as the kury is fixed and does not allow for any movement, it's like having your back against a wall, the only way to go is forward. The utopia is supported with a stiff and very strong but slightly flexable steel bar allowing flexability just enough so I can adjust myself for comfort while riding. One note on installing the utopia backrest, you must remove the seat from the bike then cut a slit into the top of it and through the padding in order to install the steel bar, generally it installs easily and I am no mechanic. I'll sell the kuryakyn backrest on ebay! |
| Got mine today. Going to install them Thursday. I'll post again after the installl. |
| BIG Thanks to Don at WingStuff for this gem. Easy to install and one of the most important after-market items. As mentioned in another review, this should be standard equipment on a Wing. The first safety/mechanical feature a Wing owner needs to install is this belly pan. |
| I'm on a drill team with my GL1800, and the maneuvers in our routines involve riding the rear brakes for long periods of time to increase extreme slow speed control of the bike. My local store was out of stock on Hondaline pads once, so I put EBC rear brakes on the night before a practice, and after only a few minutes into our routine at practice the next morning, these pads overheated and stopped working. I stopped by another dealer on the way home and picked up a pair of genuine Hondaline pads. I will NEVER EVER consider EBC pads again. They just simply don't work. |
| not a custom fit but it will work. Zip tie |
| Bought these due do having large hands. These took up the space effectively. Worth the cash |
| The rear pads wear very quickly. Have gone back to Hondaline pads. They may be a little more expensive but last much longer. |
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These boards look good on the bike a little bit of a tight fit getting them on. I have the lit version, wires are a little hard to hide. I'm 6'-2" tall and want to get the 2 1/2" stand offs so my legs cleared the faring when riding, but there are no stand off that fit according to customer service. I think by the reviews this is a bit of a issue with these boards. Looks are nice, but comfort is the reason you put them on. If I had Air deflectors on the bike it would be really uncomfortable, without them they do work and add the extra postioning for those long rides but your calves are agianst the fairing. |
| I installed a new CB into my 2005 GL1800 and all was great. Worked as advervized. Unfortunately, got some water spilled in the rear trunk that found the CB. Now all I can get is CB ERROR. I have dryed it out with absorbant material and a hair dryer to no results. Any help? |