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| installed them in the 02 and also put them in the 08 when I replaced the head bearings. Make a nice difference in riding and easy to install these |
| installed these in the 08 with only 14000 miles on the bike because of severe wobble and wow what a difference. I should have put these in the 02, this is not something most people will tackle but again the bearings are great. |
| bought this to put on the front of the Escapade Trailer and the key to this is Temporary. It does go on easy and dries clear but if you leave it on it will naturally get dirty and not look real nice. I will say the product is what it says but wasn't what I was looking for. It did come off easy when I wanted it to and didn't hurt the paint so that was good |
| I installed these on both the 02 and 08 and they make it really easy to keep the front clean. They are easy to install |
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installed this on my 02, for me a backrest is a must. I was a little intimidated about instlling it (cutting the seat) but it really wasn't that bad and I enjoyed it putting almost 80,000 miles on the 02 before getting the 08. It folds forward easy letting the passenger get on and has an adjustment nut for different possitions. Bill |
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this is just one more item that I put on from Baker and wing Stuff. again what a difference these make keeping the rain and wind off the legs. I leave them on all year round Bill |
| I put off buying these on my 02 for quite a while, thinking they wouldn't do much (even after everyone told me differently) and after I put them on the 02 I was amazed how much difference they make. It was one of the first things I put on when I bought the 08. The Baker group is some of the best people you will ever deal with (besides Wing stuff people(: |
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Installed these on the 08 wing and they are a little tricky to put on, but very do-able. My wife (and Grand kids) really like the cup holder that comes with these. you will not be sorry you bought these armrests. Bill |
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I am writing to tell you how centramatic probably saved my wife and I a lot of pain. My wife and I were riding home from the Oklahoma Rally a couple of weeks ago enjoying the sunny weather and listening to the radio when the bike started feeling a little funny. I told Donna “hang on something is wrong”, and making it to the side of the I-35 going from 70MPH to 0MPH really quick found out that I had a front tire that was flat. I firmly believe that the balancer’s I have on the bike kept it strait and allowed me to safely pull off the side of the road with no incident. I don’t know what would have happened had I not equipped the Goldwing with your product nor do I want to try that again but would like to thank you for a great product that probably saved me 10 times their cost as well as lots of pain and suffering and I am letting people know what I feel is a big factor as to how I made it out of such a devastating situation. Again thanks William and Donna Groh Olathe, KS Kansas Assistant District Director GWRRA And mostly friend and fellow Rider. https://www.tarnishedwings.com/ |
| Looks amazing but was, by no fault of the manufacturer, a pain in the butt to install. You need to look closely at the length of shoulder on the bolts when you remove the original cowling. The two top outer bolts (1 left, 1 right) have to pass through the upper cover and the fairing so that has the longer shoulder on the bolts. Just make sure they go in the same places and it isn't so bad. |
| Got this installed last night between getting home from dinner with the family and going to bed shortly thereafter for an early start the next morning. It literally takes more time getting the screws out of the inner trunk liner than it takes to install the spoiler. This piece adds nice lines that seem to be missing from the bare trunk even with a luggage rack installed. It just finishes the rear of the bike. I think it took me start to finish about 45 minutes including making two copies of the template and cutting them out with a razor blade for accuracy. Taping the templates to the trunk with masking tape, I used a pilot drill first (about 1/16th) and then drilled the 7/16th holes required. Pull the rubber grommet through for the wiring with a pair of needle nose pliers and the rest is cake work. It is pricey for what the component is made of but well worth it if you seek to add that finishing touch to your masterpiece. |
| Got this for free from the dealer, so that automatically boosts the value. I use this almost every time I do a weekend ride. It keeps my coffee hot and it doesn't spill. The little slide that covers the opening easily slips back. It helps to have an open face or modular helmet as using this with a full faced helmet could create all kinds of problems! |