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Putting my first set of Cobra tires on my 2005 Wing after a very happy run with Dunlop Elite 3's. My question to those who run Cobras on their Wings: What is your recommendation for tire pressure? I am 210 pounds, the wheels have centramatix balancers on them, the suspension has all new springs (front and rear), and I typically ride solo/heavy! I ride year round and put a LOT of miles on the bike. Your recommendations for the better tire pressure to run on the tires (I do a lot of mountain road travel in throughout CA as well) would be greatly appreciated. You can contact me via WingStuff if you are a VIP member, or via my e-mail: [email protected]. Looking forward to the info. Rich Hockett |
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There isn't a one of you out there that can't do your own maintenance; and Fred's video series can help you do just that. He's to the point and shows you not only how to do the job, but also what to look out for. Something your factory manual can't do. This won't replace your manual (you should always use it when performing mantenance on your Wing) but it sure enhances it. What are you waiting for? Get your own today! |
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What else is there to say? Easy install . . . very nice addition. |
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I have had this holder with the KU1459 and cup for 2 months. I've been using bottled beverages or other drink containers up until this past weekend. Apparently, the Kuryakyn cup, when full and placed in this holder, is top heavy. And, if the wing nut happens to back off/loosen up, the cup will flip the holder upside down. My Kuryakyn cup is somewhere along Interstate 10 in LA. Of course both my trike and I got to wear the tea that was dumped. The holder has been re-tightened with a generous helping of loc-tite. |
| These work great ordered a size larger than my foot size for proper fit worked great in rain fold up and fit back in bag perfect. my buddy told me i look like a space man with these my frogg toggs rain suit and helmet but i was completely dry |
| After installing, the starter spins like a top first time. Some reviews report post not aligning with battery cables. There are two spacers porvided with the battery attached to the positive battery terminal cover. You use these to hold the cable ends away from the battery box so that it doesn't interfer with alignment. Works like a charm. |
| Installed my F4 windshield in 2007. Still looking good after 50k miles. do have a few knicks from gravel but no scratches. A great windshield for keeping the wind off your passenger also. If something would happen to this windshield today I would order another one tomorrow. 'RED---RIDER' |
| I had puchased these and was told that I would be able to remove rack and install. Not the case when I installed the rack would not line up with the risers. So did not use them. Maybe would work fine if installed when purchased the rack and install at the same time. Will try again this winter, was told had to ream out the holes from orginal rack. Little worried about doing this. |
| I installed these on my 2003 GL1800. Worked so well, no tire cupping, tires last longer and took out any vibration. Do not notice any low speed vibration anymore. They are so easy to install. Have installed on my other bike, now gonna install into my truck as well. |
| A easy install. One screw on the bottom of the mirror and out it comes. Just be sure to get all the wires tucked back in and the mirror seated correctly like original. They make me smile when I use them; a nice touch but almost invisible when not in use. I combined these with the Stealth Lights and the fork reflector turn signals. |
| I bought these and the Stealth Lights; I ended up with an extra pair of adapters, so you will have everything you need in one kit; if you get both at the same time, you will have a spare set. Easy to install and look great. Extra turn signals on the sides of the bike go a long way to signal your intentions to cage drivers. |
| Buy the adapter set, it makes it a no-brainer to hook up and easy to add extra lighting later. Looks great. I also added the front wheel reflector LED turn signal/light at the same time. Anything to add extra visibility without over-blinging the bike is a plus in your favor. |