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| Got this because of all the super reviews everyone has given. This item seems like a no-brainer; pay the $70 dollars now or thousands of dollars later. Install was easy enough where I didn’t have to call anyone for assistance. Just be careful not to cut yourself when handling the pan. |
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The Kuryakyn GL1800 Goldwing Fender Tip really adds a touch of sophistication to the front-end. Placement was not difficult at all. However, once you line-up the tip on the fender be sure before you take the backing off you have it where you want it placed. It will be hard to take off. |
| Bought these recently up here. Quite honestly, can't tell the difference with them on or off. Don't know if they truly work because in the rain, my lower half still gets wet. Maybe I'll know better when the colder temps roll in. Otherwise, I don't think they work as well as you would think. |
| Very cheaply made. Too thin and bends. I would not recomend this rack. I would replace it but I have already drilled the holes. |
| these don't work with the baker hand wing stops,you have to remove the stop bracket & drill a hole in the bottom of the mirror to mount the stop |
| have had my pipes for 3 years had problem with end caps sent back to cobra sent me 2 new ones said pipes have a lifetime warrenty |
| love it so much i just put 2 more on my wing for my trip from Illinois to San Francisco,Ca |
| just put one on my Goldwing and my sons Harley and what a great Item for the money. we have both ridden in Very hot and humid weather and love it. Getting ready to ride across country this weekend and will be glad to have. |
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I put these on my '06 back in December of '09 after reviewing and following the instructions VERY carefully. They are just now breaking in to the point that I don't have to tap the trunk to get it to unlatch easily. I have not had any issues with them breaking off or causing any other problems. Love having the trunk lid back up where it belongs and not having to wipe off all that worn away plastic dust or listen to it rattle and squeek. Best buy for under $10.00 ever for my Wing. |
| Just put these in my '06 Wing at about 38,000 miles while I was having the seals and bushing replaced. So far so good. Nice having the front end back up where it started and the quick steering response back. Yes, at first the ride is a bit firm but that breaks in shortly. I have used Progreesive spring on my BMW's of the past ('75 R90/6 and a '95 R100RT) and have loved them on those as well. I personally put over 65,000 on the ones I put in the '75 R90 and they were still holding up like new. FYI: I am a 6'2" 225lb rider and I do not ride aggressivly. Most of my riding is solo and this is the only front end work I've done to date (besides tires). |
| Like other reviewers I did not want to cut my seat. My bike is a 2008 but is brand new. I bought it still in the crate two months ago at a BIG discount. So it's still under warranty. The dealer reported they install them but I did it my self. The dealer has never had any reported issues with the heated seats going bad, but they feel that Mother Honda MIGHT have a problem with the install due to a hole in the seat. I have read of other riders who have had issues and have gotten Honda to warranty the seat. I have back problems and it has stopped them completely. I choose riding comfort over possible seat issues. Install is not hard but find the video on the web and watch it, it helps a great deal. Also put RTV around the bar in the seat where it comes out to help/stop any water that MIGHT get into the seat. There have been no rptd water issues, just wanted to be sure. The rear seat boss had issues with the bars on other backrests, but has no problem with this one. It is 12 inches wide but follows the curve of the seat and her legs do not touch it. GREAT BACKREST. |
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The beads are working great. Smoother ride and it seems that finally I have taken care of the tire cupping problem on the front tire that has haunted me for years. I have also put these in my car tires and have noticed that a shimmy problem I had at around 72mph is gone. I found that the best way to get them into the bike tire was to lay the bike on it's side and they went in fast. Highly recommend for car or bike. |