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| This is a whole lot of book for your money. Explains everything and i mean everything. If you intend doing anything on your wing you need this book. Its worth every dollar. |
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Instructions not very good. Look for better ones at GL1800riders.com or google for them. That also goes for removing the shelter and all the trim. Don't pay a dealer, you will enjoy the installation - just put aside lots of time and read others instructions 1st. Do NOT remove the trunk. You can get inside the box where it mounts and cut your big hole with a dremel - just watch out for the wires on the other side! |
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If you have the Kury' armrests, the hardware that comes with this will not work. If you have those, remove armrests' nuts inside the trunk. The you can push that square piece of chrome off by pushigh out on its studs. Then using the same nuts, go find screws long enough, to reach from inside the trunk, to the holes in the antenna. |
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The difference in the ride after installing the balancers is night and day. It has cured the deceleration wobbles and the turning wiggles. It carves through turns and tracks like a laser in the straights. There is an assurance amd smoothness in the handling and ride that you can feel on every ride, under all conditions. These should be the first addition to any Goldwing. |
| Just put mine on and it works great, will be ordering a few more as it makes putting on and taking off the helmet mush easier and quicker. Works as advertised. |
| After reading all the reviews and noticing that all rated this product a 5 star, right on to you all. To all of you skepics who stick with OEM stuff, no problem. You have a OEM running bike that can get you from point A to point B, how boring. I've always replaced my OEM parts with after market because they are usually better and I make all my bikes run better than stock. Switching to the K&N filter has always been the first thing I replace and being a past dyno operator, I've seen the HP this product puts out on no matter what its put on. You will notice the performance improvement on your wing right off the bat and if you have a trike or pull a trailer, than it is an advantage you need to have for more passing speed. Along with a few other OEM replacement mods I have added 20 extra BHP to my 07 GL1800 and backed by a dyno run of 113HP at the rear wheel. 98HP is what the OEM bike puts out. |
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| This is a must for the install, makes it a breeze. Agree with the rest, this should be included with the original purchase. One set completes the entire install. |
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Mixed review on this product. Bought both the trunk and saddlebag LED light sets through Wingstuff. Installed the saddlebag sets and the last one I attempted to put on would not tighten down. The bolt threads on the trim had not taken when it was produced. Called Wingstuff to see if they could send me a new piece. Well, its sad to say but they wanted me to remove my 2 1/2 hour install job, box it up and send it to them to complete a return. Talked to a manager and he wanted me to order the entire set again, pay for it, and then they would ship it to me. Once I received the box I was to remove the part I needed and then send everything back with the bad part included. Well I didn't want to wait a week to put my bike back together so I declined their offer and called Kuryakyn. Spoke with a sales agent there and they are sending me the part out with two day shipping. Thanks Kuryakyn!! As for the product, the lights do look great but the holes the screws go into are thin plastic so use caution. Kuryakyn needs to do some updating on this part and I would give it 5 stars.. |
| Easy install and looks great. |
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WIth a yellow bike in the ad for the gills - it was a natural for my yelloe bike. Added these along with the air intake grills and wow, what a nice accent to the front of the bike. working on getting about another $ 300.00 of bling yet to come! I have not noticed any heat tranference to my legs this summer. |
| Just what I needed to keep the sun off the leather seat in the summer time. Quick to grab, cover, and uncover. Stores nicely in trunk or saddlebag. |