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| Easy to fit work great and look good |
| It is a good fit and gives protection to the remote |
| These are a good fit and really look good |
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I installed mine in the late winder last year. Not a good Ideal to install them in the cold. Its hard to close the trunk lid. Removed them and reinstalled them in the late spring let the hot summer mold them to the trunk. They stop the trunk shake that could damage lights and what ever you put in or on your trunk. PS when installing them put a little oil on them and push threw the hole and hold it with some pressure and wait. Once any part slip threw wiggle it, it will go in. |
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I have had these grips for a few months now and just got to drive my 2010 GL 1800 in the coldest weather yet in Wisconsin this year.I give these grips a 4 star because they do take a bit of time to warm up. I just rode home in 27 degree weather for a 40 minute ride. It took about 10 minutes at 55 mph for the grips to warm my hands. I guess what more can you ask for when I'm driving in below freezing weather. Very nice grip in warm weather and very easy install. Have not had any problems with the chrome. Wing stuff had them to me in just a few days. Thanks Wing Stuff |
| Got these grips because the stock ones are so skinny and I wanted alittle more thickness, well these are now huge, they cost too much to throw away. Otherwise they were easy to install and look nice. |
| Sharp edges and difficult to install on my 2012. After it was installed the front piece rattled. I took care of that with some rubber tape. If it stays on and doesn't rattle too much then OK. But, I was expecting more...far more! |
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I've been using the Park-n-Move dolly for about a year now with my GL1800. I park my bike in a 12'X 20' concrete floor outbuilding that is shared with two other motorcycles and my riding mower (as well as a sundry of related stuff). The dolly allows me to drive straight in, turn the bike around and move it against a wall - and facing the door so that I can ride right out. It is so much easier than trying a 30 point turn around inside the building or backing my bike down the ramp and turning around on the gravel pathway. I also have the Bakerbuilt Power Park Center Stand Replacement on my Wing. This required that I modify the dolly a little bit (adding to it to make it a little taller) in order to allow the stand to raise the bike off the ground for turning. In addition, I built a small (1 1/4" thick) ramp for the front tire to aid in getting the bike onto the stand on the dolly. Overall, this is a sturdy, well built dolly that allows me to move my bike around in a tight space and move it easily out of harm's way. And it’s small enough that it stores out of the way when not in use. |
| Added this goes great with the fender trim I have not to much bling just the right amount makes it look good. |
| Great product but why is that hole there??????? |
| These tires have a much better grip than Dunlap especially in the rain. They grip better because they are probably softer which, of course, makes them wear out quicker. I got about 10,0000 miles on the back tire. |
| If you have the 2012 GW, you must to buy this! Installing the FACTORY HONDA CB (not the aftermarket one) is much easier on the 2012 models! The seat does not have to be removed! The new bikes have the Audio Control Unit (ACU) mounted in the trunk well, above the location for the CB. The ACU does not have to be disconnected, just 4 mounting screws and the whole ACU lifts enough to locate the CB beneath it. The CB control cable plugs into the ACU and the CB power connector is in the well with the ACU. Plug 'N play! Instructions to remove the seat and the left hand armrest, Drill a hole, feed the antenna out the front of the trunk and back in to the trunk in the same hole the ACU harness enters the well. But if you route the antenna cable inside the front left corner of the trunk, the armrest, pocket, and the seat do not have to come off. Just drill the 3 holes to mount the antenna, install the ground strap for the antenna, and you are done. The CB kit does not have the RF chokes either; evidently the new models already have them installed. |