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| This stuff is great, 1,100 miles on I-10 in 3 days on a 2,800 mile 8 day trip. Used wet towels to wipe off bugs and road crude. Bike comes out clean in minutes and did not have to worry about scratching paint. Oh yeah, it looks pretty cool. Get home, peel road warrior off and you got yourself a new bike! |
| Great bag, easily accessable place for frog togs, sunscreen, extra water and other items for quick access. Construction well above price. |
| I installed the headset myself,I found it easy to install. Then I tried it out one of the speakers kept going on and off. So I contacted wing stuff they had me fill out a form. Never contacted me back its been over a month. I found out there is no warranty just a 20 day return policies. |
| These wings made a big difference in the arm wind that I was getting. The install was swift and they look great. I choose the clear wings and they look like they are from the factory. Great mounting hardware and the adjustments allow nice positioning without loosening the mounting screw. Great job folks! |
| These pegs are finished without a flaw anywhere. The parts fit together with no problems and went on the bike in about an hour. (I am somewhat slow at installations). I like the adjustment range. I am 6' 3" so my feet ride on the outer edge of the peg. The normal riding position causes my leg to hit the faring so I just move them out a bit. Love the Kuryakyn brand! |
| The '06 comfort ones cost aroung $500. I sent mine to Vanguard Plating in Conroe Tx and had them done for $225 plus shipping both ways. They are perfect. |
| I have a Escapade SE model and I really like the fit. It's a great deal compared to the $95 CSC wants for the cover....... |
| This is a very good high quality full bike cover! The zipper in the rear is very handy for getting into the trunk and/or saddlebags after the cover is on. There is more than enough room to cover the entire bike (I have a 2003 Goldwing) with packed luggage bag still on the trunk rack! It would be even better (are you listening Dowco?) if a storage bag were included. Fits in the saddlebag with room to spare for rain gear for two, and another small bag for clothes, etc. |
| This bag arrived just in time to use it on the luggage rack I had just installed for the trip to Wing Ding 31 in Tulsa. I was originally skeptical about the velcro fasteners, but they work very well; never had a worry about the bag shifting on the rack, let alone falling off! The constuction is very good, and the included rain cover, in its hide-away pouch works great when caught in those unwanted rains. Highly recommended, if you are looking for quality. |
| Stereo sound quality is awful. Spend the extra money and get the J & M. |
| This bag replaced my snap-fastener Kuryakin that finally rotted out after 8 years. My initial reaction was...mistake. Due to the length of the velcro straps, and th ethick ones on the bottom of the bag, every single strap stuck to each other. What a pisser to mount. At least until I figured out HOW to attach the straps (there are no directions). The wide bottom straps aren't too difficult to figure out, but the side and front straps are long, and they don't attach to each other unless awkwardly twisted. So-don't mount them that way! Wrap each strap around the rack rails in a different `rolling' direction, and the strap with attach itself to it's own back. In the front, I wrapped on strip around the rack footing, and the other along the front rail. On the sides, I wrapped one froward, and the other behind. Once I figured this out, this bag sits tight and doesn't budge. My snap-mounted bag had too much play in the front tags, thereby hanging halfway off the back of the rack. A quick scetch could be included in the bag to ease some initial frustration. |
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Ditto to other rider comments. I find this backrest very satisfying ONE UP ONLY! As I am one of those fortunate riders who often has the benefit of a co-rider I have to cater to her every whim... Here's the problem - The side rails that insert into the struts permanently fastened to the seat will get into your co-rider's space and chafe the inside of her legs. Even at the most forward position it will be bothersome to her. So I'm stuck with removing it every time she rides with me and removing it is not fun either. The unit is "springy" and you must turn a dial, pull one side out, go to the other side and turn a dial, then pull it out, (while worrying that the other side may be pulled into your seat or plastic parts). Sometimes you really have to torque on it to get it to come loose. It will irritate you putting it on or taking it off, (usually easier to put on). Again, very nice and probably superior in comfort and support for one up. But your passenger will hate it. |