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I had a problem that most will not have, on my 07 wing. There was no threads on the left or right for the top screw. Kuryakyn thought that all wings had threads on the left and not on the right. But mine had no threads on either side and I was in need of another lock nut and only one was in the hardware kit. I e-mailed them and they were very sorry about the problem. They sent me another hardware kit to fix the problem. The other problem was with the tools needed to install the covers. the instructions should call for a very small hex wrench for use on the 6 small hex headed screws that as far as I could see were not metric but u.s. That was not a big problem and I over came it easily. They look great and I am HAPPY with them. |
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From the day I first rode my GL1800 I felt the handlebars were too low which caused some fatigue on long rides, some problems in slow turns and definitely backing up. These MBL risers did the trick for me. I liked the existing width so I got the version that simply moves them up and back but not in. The instructions were sufficient but not great. Once you get all the tupperware off to get to the mounting area, it is easy to see how they install. The longest time was spent removing and reinstalling the tupperware and getting the cables to fit properly without binding. Looks stock but vast improvement. |
| A little easier than the front ones, fitted great first time, a couple of dry runs again and straight on....perfecto! |
| This was the most easy parts to mount on my 1995 Honda GL1500 Goldwing. At first I didn't think they would stop much of the wind flowing over my hands but I must say I was wrong as when I turned them to the open position I couldn't belive how much cool air they were stopping as my hands were staring to get very cold & wet as I was riding home from the city last Saturday night in light rain.. Can hardly wait till winter comes to see if I need to used my heated grips or not now... |
| Got these for my 1990 Honda ST1100. They were dead easy to install on my bike as now I can see who is beside me & behind me when I have a passanger on the back as the stock mirrors are useless when your two up. As for they spare bit of metal with the hole in one end well that is the spanner you need to tighten them onto your mirror housing. |
| I had the previous generation which I really did not like the looks of. Tried to mount the dust covers and never could get them to fit correctly. These look better but had trouble getting them into the proper position. Finally did and went for a test ride hoping that the well known Goldwing wobble would be gone. It is not. Really disappointed. Probably should have just left the bike the way it comes from the factory. |
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I think it took me longer to remove the protective covering, than it did to install. Pretty straight forward, just watch the sharp edges & you'll be fine. |
| This is anti-Monkey Butt 2020! In all seriousness, as a long distance rider I have tried everything, sheepskin, gell, watter filled, airhawk, you name it, this is what does the trick for me. |
| My wife can tell the difference in the cornering of my bike. Only have 4,000 miles so don't know how the tire wear will be but I love the way the centramatics perform! |
| I really like this little piece of bling. It adds a nice touch to the back of the bike. Very simple to install. Highly recommended. |
| Easy install, deflects wind from hands very efficiently. When turned out, the amount of air deflected towards you is amazing. Great for cold and hot weather. |