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| Owners!!! Listen to your co-rider as he/she is trying to tell you that the bike is much rougher than before. I've installed many of these with all owners reporting that it's now a pleasure to have my co-rider on the bike's back and not beating their back. With years of experience, Progressive continues to deliver with options for GoldWing owners. Product is simply great. |
| I rode around a while with just the front two balancers on and there was a noticeable improvement. I have since installed the rear balancer and noticed an even smoother ride all around. |
| I first observed this windshield at the GWRRA District Rally in Kissimmee, Florida. I was impressed at the time and ended up buying it about a week later. It is a well made product, however, I was more impressed with the instructional video for installation. It was step by step and didn't miss a thing. Thank you for a great product, but also, thank you for the easy install. It took about 1 hour, inspite of the fact that I have no mechanical abilities at all. The windshield is very clear and has been very easy to clean thus far. |
| I would be quite embarrased to put my QC sticker on this set of speakers, package came in OK and speakers were wrapped up like new, but there was a cracking noise out of one of the speakers, and the other didn't sound real good itself, absolutely no bass out of speakers what-so-ever. I got a new pair of back speakers as well and had no problem with them. Of course, Wing Stuff will take care of the RMA on the items as usual, but they need to start back charging J&M for putting out this type of product. I know the stereo on the bike is fine when the old speakers work just fine when reinsalled. Thanks Winf Stuff. |
| Nice METAL pieces, not plastic; aside from that, not much else I can add that hasn't already been said. Finishes off the front cowl area especially well when the chrome lower cowl is added. Fit and finish is great. |
| I must be one of the lucky ones as I had no issue lining this up and getting screws to start/sink without issue - yes, it does take some minor pushing and pulling, but no more than the OEM cowl ..... It really looks good along with the center cover. Nice piece! |
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One more quick note that I failed to mention in my eariler review..... the product description states "Special Design does not restrict rear speaker audio". I wonder, did the person writing the decription think of where the passenger arm goes?? It is, of course, an ARMREST that mounts on the speaker, and the cut-out inside said armrest is covered by, none-other than, the passenger's ARM!..... As soon as my passenger sat down, her arms covered the cut-outs for the speaker sound .... so the only thing that is "specially designed" here is an armrest with cut-outs to hear audio when a passenger is not present (or not using the armrests)..... If the driver is wearing a half-helmet, then maybe sound could be heard from the rear speakers if a passenger wasn't present ....... interesting that I bought this without thinking of the novelty of having sound to the rear / passenger if they didn't have helmet speakers. |
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Not hard to install, just need patience and 2-3 hours. taking apart the trunk and speaker housings, then putting back together is most of it. Like the looks of these much more than the other options out there, unfortunately, Honda is very proud of their accessories and makes you pay out the rear-end for a product that likely cost a tenth to produce. Removing the lock washers holding the stock arm pads on took some prying from under the plastic to get them started, then a screwdriver and a pair of needle-nose pliers to work them the rest of the way off, and yes, need to take off the metal tab clamps at the bottom before they will seperate ...... not rocket science, just takes time. I used a step drill-bit to take care of widening the holes; only drilled the top hole in the trunk then marked, as others previously advised, as template was inaccurate. All-in-all, its worth the time for the looks, but only giving 4 stars as the price is high for what comes down to some pads and support brackets. |
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As others have stated, getting the stock ends off takes some torque, getting the 2 halves to come together requires a clamp (i only had 1 clamp, so I clamped and then used zip-ties to hold one end while I removed the clamp and did the other end). I installed these with the Kury chrome end weights, accent rings and throttle boss. Makes the grips much larger in circufrance than the stock - they feel great, look great, heat still comes through fairly well ......... lets see how long the chrome lasts |
| Does what you need it for, plug and play. Easy install. |
| I purchased these for the misses, due to a knee problem. My 4 star rating is due to having to remove parts from my stock boards. Use a towel! that little ball bearing moves quick! Very solid board and heavy. I believe they will not stay up while riding solo do to their weight. We shall see. |
| Other than having to replace a screw that did not fit well, no problems. Keeps the thing you need handy. |