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| These look great! And when you add the ISO Clam shell grips, throttle boss, they make a great combo...Install was simple and easy.. |
| Installed on my 2012 ABS GoldWing. They add a nice touch of color to the end bars. I also installed the ISO grips and throttle body extender with chrome bar extenders. Ordered the red ones in smooth. |
| Installed on my 2012 GoldWing. Also installed Kuryakyn ISO Grips for heated grips! It was smaller then I thought it would be, but wanted to assist on those long rides gripping the handle bars. Gave it 4 stars because of size. Install was easy and it looks good. |
| I like these on the side of my dark red metallic wing. They work well with the factory installed chrome engine side covers. Very easy to install and the fit was perfect. |
| Installed on my 2012 GoldWing! Installed in seconds! They feel really heavy and look very good. Adds some bling to the handle bars. |
| Really dresses up the trunk especially if you do not have a luggage rack or spoiler. Need to take your time when installing as to get the template on just right. I drilled the hole several times in small increments as to make sure and not crack the the trunk. The holes are very close to the edge. The handle is also very practicle for opening the trunk. |
| Just installed these on my 2012 ABS Goldwing! It was an easy install follow the instructions and all should go well. The rubber sleeve goes over the stock grips(at least for the heated grips) and you will need the washer fluid makes installing the rubber sleeve much easier. And you will also need the zip ties as I found it almost impossible to squeeze with your hands to make the chrome bars connect. Have not tried the heat function yet as it not cold enough in NJ yet..But it will be soon..Safe riding!! |
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I will be fair because I really do like a lot of the products that Kuryakyn manufactures so I will rate this five stars. Turns out that I can't use it...which disappoints me, but my 2012 Gold Wing has an Airbag. Either way it's mounted, I feel that it wouldn't be a good idea to have it sitting between myself and the airbag. If, for any reason, the airbag were to deploy -- I see the cup holder doing one of two (or both) things. 1) Airbag deploys, sends cup holder flying toward me at incredible speeds...severe injuries. 2) Airbag deploys, hits cup holder, tears fabric -- airbag is useless. These events may or may not occur, so please don't base your decision to purchase solely on my review or opinion. You might find that mounting the bracket so it holds the drink holder lower will interfere with your ability to turn left somewhat as the bottom of the holder will hit the bike. Use your best judgement when installing. I think if the handlebars were raised a little higher and separated further, this probably wouldn't be an issue, but I don't have those parts yet. Either way, it's a great product -- just wish it fit a little differently on mine. |
| Really like how it dresses up the front on the bike...easy, easy to install...just make sure that you clean the area and then use some tape to keep it in place for a couple hours...that will ensure that there are no gaps for water to get in and ruin the glue on the tape |
| Works great...I had a problem with the nut vibrating off at first...put a little blue loc tight on and tightened...no more problems...been 2,560 miles and still tight. I do agree though...a liner would be a nice touch. |
| I was kept waiting for 22 days for a liter of 5 wt oil and a liter of 10 wt oil. The 5 wt. had a big #5 so the other had to be 10 but no large number. It seemed thin so I looked harder at the bottle and it is 7 wt. which was not even available on the drop down menu. It is open and can't be returned and I am not happy. Apparently the order picker made the same mistake that I did. Thankfully, it was only $ 8.99. |
| My two cents...After 3500+ miles on the Bridgestones I am very happy with these tires. No wobble at any speed, great cornering. I agree with all the top raters about these tires. I switched to the Bridgestones from the E3"s, only because I wanted to see if there would be an improvement and just to compare the two different tires. I was very happy with the Dunlops as well, did not get any front end wobble until about 10k and they lasted until 14k when they hit the wear bars. If I had to pick, I'd probably go with the Bridgestones again, they really feel solid when going hard, but then the Dunlops felt ok too. I'll see how they wear over time. Front and rear at 41psi, rear 70 series. |